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The three-day "Premium Pet Supplies Expo 2025" concluded today, attracting over 280,000 visitors, which reflects a 17 percent increase compared to the previous year.

This year's event featured more than 400 exhibitors and an increase of approximately 80 brands. The represented categories included pet food and feed, beverages, clothing, toys, beauty care products, cleaning supplies, healthcare medications, and cages, among others.

Several exhibitors reported that their sales performance exceeded expectations, with one vendor indicating a 50 percent increase.

Carl Wong, Chairman of the Exhibition Group, noted that the atmosphere throughout the expo was vibrant, with an ongoing rise in both visitor attendance and purchasing power.

"We are committed to introducing additional innovative themes and experiential elements in the future, establishing the pet show as a platform for the community to engage with a pet-friendly lifestyle."

(Staff reporter)

Premium Pet Supplies Expo concludes with 280,000 in attendance