Taiwan: Paw-some - United States Leads Premium Pet Food Sector in Taiwan with Niche Prospects

  |   Attaché Report (GAIN)   |   TW2021-0024

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Paw-some - United States Leads Premium Pet Food Sector in Taiwan with Niche Prospects_Taipei ATO_Taiwan_03-28-2021.pdf

The growth in Taiwan's dog and cat food market reflects a societal shift towards animals as pets. With rising incomes and strong western influence, pets are now a symbol of affluence in Taiwan. Industry sources indicate more and more pet owners are purchasing commercially produced pet food instead of using table scraps. Taiwan’s pet food imports have more than doubled over the past decade, growing from US$88 million in 2010 to US$194 million in 2020. The United States is the leading supplier of premium pet food and treats to Taiwan where countries such as Thailand are the go-to source for lower priced product.

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Taiwan, East Asia and the Pacific
Processed Food Products

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