UK pet trade association, Petquip, has announced its line-up of UK exhibitors for the upcoming Pet Fair South East Asia, scheduled to take place in Bangkok from 30 October to 1 November.

Emma Brazier, Event Manager for Petquip, expressed enthusiasm about the event, stating, “We are delighted to be supporting an exhibitor group of UK manufacturers and suppliers to explore the exciting South East Asian market.”

The UK Pavilion will feature prominent exhibitors including Group 55, James & Steel, Pets Choice, Petquip, Pet Shop Bowl, and Scruffs. These companies represent a diverse range of products and services within the pet industry, highlighting the innovation and quality of UK pet products.

Growth of Pet Fair South East Asia

Pet Fair South East Asia began as a virtual event three years ago and has since evolved into a significant industry platform. In 2023, the event attracted 281 exhibitors from 40 countries and hosted 9,646 trade visitors from 74 countries. This growth underscores the fair’s importance as a hub for international business partnerships within the pet industry.

Held in Bangkok, Pet Fair South East Asia serves as a B2B Partnership Hub for distribution, retail, and sourcing in the global pet industry. The inaugural edition in 2022 drew trade visitors from over 60 countries, demonstrating its reach beyond South East Asia to include key markets such as the Middle East, India, and Oceania.

The 2023 edition of Pet Fair South East Asia is expected to feature over 300 exhibiting companies. The event will showcase a wide range of product segments, catering to both brand and private label businesses on the show floor, further establishing its role as a premier industry tradeshow.

Pet Fair South East Asia offers a unique opportunity for UK pet product manufacturers and suppliers to connect with a global audience and explore new market opportunities. The participation of UK companies under the Petquip Pavilion highlights the strong international presence and competitive edge of the UK pet industry in the growing South East Asian market.