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SURVEY REPORT DOG FOODSURVEY FOOD &INGREDIENTSWet food, insects &rendered ingredients Consumer attitudes& purchasing behavior MIDDLE EAST& AFRICACountry reports &retailer interview Food and ingredients Global pet industry Discover the results of a consumer survey ondog nutrition. How is wet pet food doing in thisinflationary environment? And we take a closer lookat insect ingredients: how the market is evolving, theimpact of labeling regulations in Europe, plus ananalysis of the landscape in Southeast Asia. How are pet supplies affected by inflation? What’sthe industry’s environmental footprint? You’lldiscover an overview of the latest investments andan update on dog carriers. We analyze data on pethealth product sales on Amazon. And what’s thecurrent state of pet insurance? Middle East and Africa The Middle Eastern pet industry is showinga lot of potential. We take a closer lookat the region as a whole and zoom inon Saudi Arabia. While the industry is indevelopment mode in Africa, we look atMorocco, Egypt and South Africa. Amazon pet health sales Retailer interview Dog food survey How has the pet health category performedon Amazon? You’ll discover the most popularcategories and brands, including those forsmall animals and reptiles.Page 60 What has South Africa’s largest pet retailerbeen up to? And what are their plans forthe future? CEO Stephen Warner shares histhoughts.Page 74 How do dog owners make their decisionsabout which products to buy? What aretheir feeding habits? And which proteins dothey prefer?Page 8 BIGGER & BOLDER MORE NUTRITION, FORMATS, FLAVOURS & LIFESTAGES 2 Looking back and forward As the summer comes to an end in the northernhemisphere, there are signs that we’ve turned a cornerwhen it comes to inflationary pressure. In this edition,we look back at how the industry has been impactedby inflation over the past year, particularly in the wetpet food category. Looking ahead, one of our industry’s high-potentialregions is the Middle East and Africa. Besidesinvestigating how the industry is doing in this region asa whole, we zoom in on the markets in Saudi Arabia,Morocco, Egypt and South Africa – and don’t miss ourinterview with the CEO of South Africa’s largest petretailer, Absolute Pets. We love data here at PETS International. Ase-commerce continues to flourish, we have someexclusive insights for you – thanks to Similarweb –based on an analysis of Amazon’s pet health category.And in the food and ingredients section, you’ll discoverthe results of a dog nutrition survey we did withYummypets. Find out where consumers buy dog food,how they select their preferred products, plus theirfeeding habits, protein preferences and more. Finally, if you’re interested in meeting otherleading executives from the industry, join us forthe GlobalPETS Forum in January 2024. Go toglobalpetindustry.com/gpf for full details. Enjoy this edition! Still on the topic of pet food, insect-derived protein ison the rise, so we dive into the recent developments,investments and future challenges – includingregulatory changes in Europe, and insect production inSoutheast Asia. Philippe VanderhoydonckManaging Director P.S. If you don’t receive our newsletters yet, go toglobalpetindustry.com and sign up to keep a fingeron the pulse of the industry. At Zoomark, it was crystal clear that sustainability isanother key industry topic. But what is the true impactof pet food on global sustainability? And what can we,as an industry, do in the context of packaging? © Copyright 2023, Intermedium Publishers BV.All rights reserved. Editorial team Philippe Vanderhoydonck (Managing Director)David Palacios Rubio (Head of Editorial)Lisa van Roon (Head of Operations)Heiny van den Ham (Senior Editor)Editors: Martine Croll, Lynn Radford,Mandy Wolters-Savage, Elizabeth Youens part ofPART OF While we, as the publisher, aim for accuracyand completeness of the information presented,we cannot guarantee that. We cannot be heldliable for using this information. And we are notresponsible for the content of advertisementsor sponsored editorial. Intermedium Publishers BVJames Cookstraat 131056 RW Amsterdam (NL) Graphic designJack Waas +31-33-4225833content@pets.nl globalpetindustry.com Stay up-to-date on what’s shaping the petindustry. Subscribe to our newsletter:globalpetindustry.com The post-Black Sea grain era European petpopulationgrows The collapse of the Black Sea grain deal – the safe corridorfor grain transport from Ukrainian ports – is impactingsupply chains. Many of the alternative channels used,including road, rail and rivers such as the Danube, areproving to be more time-consuming and therefore costly.Experts agree that the grain market’s volatility will negativelyimpact prices of raw materials and also end products. Research by theEuropean PetFood IndustryFederation (FEDIAF) concludes that there were 340 million householdpets in Europe as of 2022. This is an increase compared to2021, when the total n