01.04.2025 / Upcoming Webinar on Pet Food Import in China

In recent years, the pet food market in China has experienced significant growth, attracting increasing attention from foreign companies in the sector and becoming a key destination for imported products.

However, since the beginning of 2025, pet food importers have faced several challenges, including rising tariffs and tougher competition with domestic Chinese producers.

To shed light on the current challenges and opportunities for pet food importers in China, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China is organizing the event „Navigating the Future: Opportunities and Challenges for Imported Pet Food in China“, which will take place on Friday, 11 April 2025 at 15:00 China Standard Time (10:00 Bulgarian time), offering both in-person and online participation options through Microsoft Teams.

The event will bring together industry experts who will explore strategies to overcome the aforementioned challenges and uncover growth opportunities for European companies in China’s competitive market.

More details on the webinar agenda and registration can be found here: https://www.europeanchamber.com.cn/en/upcoming-events/27384

The webinar has an entrance fee of 200 Chinese Yuan (CNY) for members of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China and 400 CNY for non-members.

We would like to remind our partners that as of January 2024, the Association for the Promotion of Agricultural Cooperation between China and the Central and Eastern European countries is officially a member of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.

The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China was founded in 2000 by 51 companies sharing the common goal of representing different business sectors, part of which are companies from the EU Member States operating in China. The Chamber is a non-profit organization managed by its members, with a core structure consisting of 26 working groups (including working groups in agriculture, food and beverages, cosmetics, investment, environment, scientific research, etc. ) and 9 forums (including for SMEs, institutional, communication, etc.), which stand to represent European businesses in China. The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China was founded in 2000 by 51 companies sharing the common goal of representing different business sectors, part of which are companies from the EU Member States operating in China. The Chamber is a non-profit organization managed by its members, with a core structure consisting of 26 working groups (including working groups in agriculture, food and beverages, cosmetics, investment, environment, scientific research, etc. ) and 9 forums (including for SMEs, institutional, communication, etc.), which stand to represent European businesses in China.