About the Global Pet Nutrition Forum
The Global Pet Nutrition Forum Philippines brings science, credibility, and collaboration to a fast-growing industry.
Pet nutrition impacts animal health, consumer trust, and industry responsibility. Yet too often, the conversation is driven by trends and marketing instead of evidence. This forum exists to refocus the discussion on science, standards, and real-world practice.
Launching on March 18, 2026, it is the first international pet nutrition forum in the Philippines, uniting global experts and local industry leaders in a neutral, science-led platform.
Our Purpose
We are guided by a simple belief: pet food is food and should be held to the same standards of safety, quality, and accountability.
The forum elevates industry dialogue beyond promotion by encouraging evidence-based decisions, responsible manufacturing, and practical innovation that supports both animal health and long-term industry growth.
Who We Bring Together
The Global Pet Nutrition Forum convenes a diverse yet aligned community:
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Veterinarians and animal nutritionists
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Pet food manufacturers and brand leaders
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Ingredient suppliers and distributors
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Government and regulatory bodies
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Industry associations, SMEs, and investors
Uniting professionals across science, regulation, and commerce, the forum ensures that discussions remain balanced, informed, and grounded in both technical expertise and industry realities.
What Makes the Forum Different
This is not a trade show built on spectacle. It is a professional forum designed for depth.
The program prioritizes technical discussions, evidence-based insights, and responsible innovation. Sessions are curated to encourage meaningful exchange rather than surface-level promotion.
By design, the forum favors clarity over noise and substance over scale.
Event Floor Plan
Join the Forum Shaping the Future of Pet Nutrition
Be part of a science-led, industry-driven platform bringing together experts, brands, and decision-makers committed to better nutrition, higher standards, and long-term impact in the pet industry.