Pet Fair Asia 2025 Exhibitor List is Now Online

The exhibitor list of Pet Fair Asia 2025, scheduled to take place in Shanghai from August 20 to 24, 2025 is now available online HERE.

The leading trade show for the pet industry in Asia-Pacific is preparing for its landmark 27th edition with an expansion in scale, international participation, and exhibitor diversity. The 2025 event will host over 2,600 exhibitors, up from 2,500 in 2024, across an impressive 310,000 square meters of gross exhibition space already fully booked. The fastest growth relates to the supply chain and small pet sectors, which together will occupy 10,000 square meters more exhibition space than in the 2024 edition. This growth reflects the continued momentum and resilience of the Chinese and Asian pet industry, driven by rising consumer demand, innovation, and evolving market segments.

'In the midst of a complex global economic and trade environment, Pet Fair Asia 2025 will serve as a vital platform for industry professionals to build new partnerships, explore emerging trends, and navigate the future of the pet business. China continues to play a pivotal role in the global pet economy, with scale, innovation, and dynamic market shaping the sector's development,' stated David Zhong, President at GLOBUS Events, the show's co-organizer.

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Buyers interested in all types of products for pets can obtain their free badge by registering online at https://reg.petfairasia.com/en/user/register.

A Premier Gathering of Leading Brands with Expanding Global Participation

Internationally renowned companies in the pet industry, including Acana, ADM, Boehringer Ingelheim, DoggyMan, Elanco, Gambol, Gimborn, Hagen, Hunter, Instinct, Iv San Bernard, Myfoodie, Orijen, Purina, Royal Canin, Schesir, Vitakraft, Wanpy, and Ziwi, among others, have confirmed their participation at the show. Brands such as Alfavet, Animology, Bab'in, Biovico, Grainli, Natural Code, Non-stop, Orthomol VET, and many more, are joining Pet Fair Asia for the first time this year.

In addition, this year's event will feature pavilions from Japan, New Zealand, Poland, South Korea, Taiwan, and the United States, highlighting the show's expanding international scope and appeal. Of particular note is that Poland will make its inaugural appearance as an independent pavilion, bringing six co-exhibitors to Pet Fair Asia 2025.

Despite ongoing trade policy discussions and broader macroeconomic uncertainties, international companies and stakeholders in the pet industry remain actively engaged in the Chinese market. Notably, the USDA will once again organize the U.S. pavilion at Pet Fair Asia, this time featuring seven co-exhibitors, underscoring both the strategic importance of the show in the Asian market and the enduring confidence of the US pet companies in its long-term potential.

'We are excited to announce that we will organize the USA Pavilion at this year's Pet Fair Asia. The pavilion will showcase the strength and diversity of high-quality USA products and ingredients. We look forward to welcoming visitors at our stand in Hall N5," stated Alex Blamberg, the Director of the USDA Agricultural Trade Office at the U.S. Consulate General in Shanghai.

Event Agenda at a Glance

In addition to its record-breaking exhibition scale, Pet Fair Asia will host a series of high-level concurrent conferences, offering attendees valuable insights into the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the global pet industry.

Kicking off the program on August 19, the 14th International Pet Industry Summit (IPIS)– Asian CEO Summit will explore the theme 'Navigating the Pet Economy's New Potential in a Shifting Landscape.' The summit will address key topics such as global trade dynamics, the emotional value of pets, AI-driven innovation, cross-industry growth strategies, and full-lifecycle health management. Among the distinguished speakers and panelists are Harry Zhang, National Lead at KPMG China; Michael Lou, Chairman of the World Pet Association (WPA); Juan Xu, General Manager at Royal Canin China; and Miura Atsushi, a best-selling author from Japan, who will explore the role of pets in the era of emotional value. The summit will also feature the exclusive release of the 2025 China pet market report by the Asia Pet Alliance (APA).

On August 20, the Asia Pet Food Summit will gather experts to discuss the future of pet nutrition, with a focus on sustainable practices, lifecycle health, and the growing demand for fresh and functional pet foods. Covering everything from biotech innovations to smart manufacturing, the summit is essential for brands looking to maintain a competitive edge. Among the keynote speakers at this event is Jim Lamancusa, CEO of the Pet Sustainability Coalition (PSC).

The full list of events taking place at Pet Fair Asia 2025 can be found at https://en.petfairasia.com/activity/.

For more information about the show visit: www.petfairasia.com

Source: Pet Fair Asia