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Thailand's Pet Food Exports Soar 31%, Raking 80 Billion Baht


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Thailand's pet food exports have surged by approximately 31% in the first nine months of the year, generating around 80 billion baht, according to the Commerce Ministry’s Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO). The demand for premium dog and cat food drove this growth, with these segments contributing a striking 71 billion baht, marking a 39% increase from last year.

 

"The pet food sector has experienced significant growth, especially in dog and cat food exports," stated TPSO Director General Poonpong Naiyanapakorn. While canine and feline food sales flourished, other pet food products saw a slight decline, down by 8%, totalling about 9 billion baht.

 

 

Thailand's pet food success is spreading globally, with key markets including the United States, Japan, Italy, Australia, and the Philippines. In 2022, Thailand was the fourth-largest pet food exporter, claiming an 8% share of the global market, surpassing nations like the UK and India but trailing behind leaders Germany, the US, and France.

 

The global pet care market, which encompasses food, products, and services, reached a substantial value of US$280 billion (9.5 trillion baht) in 2022. Analysts predict an annual growth rate of 7%, with the sector expected to reach US$550 billion (18.7 trillion baht) by 2032. This growth reflects a shift in pet ownership attitudes, with animals increasingly viewed as family members, driving businesses to capitalise on this evolving dynamic.

 

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Well that is a big surprize . Cat food is really bad in Thailand.

All stinky fish. Limited choice , all the same from wiskas, friskies or the unknown brands

from the supermarkets (that stink even more). My cats don't like it very much. I don't blame them.

Brought some from europe , and they loved it.

Raw meat is a hazard .

Still looking for jingjoks and mice in a can. 🙂

 

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same people that bought the 10+ year old moldy rotten rice ?

 

cats and dogs should not eat rice or corn or wheat..... raw meat only

 

unless you want to visit the vet all the time

 

my dumb b  ex fed my dog dognuts and other crap... she loved fat dog....  well it died from overweight, diabetes, ...

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6 hours ago, FlorC said:

Cat food is really bad in Thailand.

All stinky fish. Limited choice , all the same from wiskas, friskies or the unknown brands

 

I remember from when I lived in my home country, a very popular restaurant which I visited frequently, got caught because he use cat food to produce his vol-au-vent

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8 hours ago, FlorC said:

Cat food is really bad in Thailand.

All stinky fish. Limited choice , all the same from wiskas, friskies or the unknown brands

from the supermarkets (that stink even more). My cats don't like it very much. I don't blame them.

Brought some from europe , and they loved it.

True. I don't believe this BS. I haven't seen pet food from TH in Europe and few ASEAN countries. 

Cat food is really bed and toxic here

My cat developed kidney disease thanks local food. 

 

Again - there's no cat food available in most of Europe. 

#FAKENEWS

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2 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

I wonder if they have farang vets ?

Of course you wouldn't have a clue 

Still sore? I went to a Swiss quack today off Thepprasit. He charged me 1100 THB for 2 nurses to syringe an ear with hydrogen peroxide. Fantastic. You obviously haven't a clue either. If they do, why don't you try one for one of your imagined ailments? Try Bob Martin for fleas. You seem to be itching to have a go.

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