The show attracted more than 6,000 domestic and international buyers and featured over 1,000 exhibitors.

FEDIAF, the European Pet Food Industry Federation, has asked government officials to keep pet stores open amid widespread store closures.

The focus of the US pet market remains squarely on the Millennial pet owner according to APPA research.

A joint statement from the World Organization for Animal Health and the World Veterinary Association highlight the necessity for veterinary offices around the world to stay open as COVID-19 develops.

The agency has modified its foreign inspection and FSMA guidelines during this time to ensure public safety and product safety.

Leading associations issued an open letter, signed by several pet retail executives, urging government officials to keep pet retail open for business.

The association appointed three new officers, 22 new board members and taps 13 people for its executive committee.

The European agency has updated its guidelines on marketing and recommending pet food products targeting specific health issues.

A joint study by Pet Food Institute, the North American Renderers Association and the Institute for Feed Education and Research shows pet food is stimulating the US agricultural economy.

During an empty time slot, suppliers, processors and retailers discussed the unfolding and potential business impacts of the epidemic.