The number of dogs as pets in Japan, especially large breeds, is predicted to continue decreasing in the long term. While this trend is set to have a negative impact on demand for dog food, value sales (at constant 2024 prices) are set to stagnate rather than strongly decline due to premiumisation.
The weakening of Japanese yen continues. In addition, global supply issues in terms of dog food mean that the price of imported products is rising.
Ingredients and brands that are familiar to consumers in their own food choices are gradually emerging in dog food. Products that meet the emotional demands of pet owners who want to enjoy food together with their dogs or want their dogs to eat appetising food will continue to offer sales opportunities.
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