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Pet Products
Pets occupy an important place in Japanese society, and the market for pet products is a multi-billion euro market. Since the beginning of this century, the country has seen a rise in per-household expenditure on pets, both affecting traditional pet market industries (such as pet sales and food) as well as creating opportunities for new services.
Agriculture and Agri-food Canada, Consumer Trends: Pet Food in Japan, 2012
Table of Contents
- Market overview
- Legislation
- Expert Report
- Annual Report
- Further Reading
- Relevant Organisations and Trade Fairs