GAPFA: Technical Congress and AGM 2026 in Ottawa

The Global Alliance of Pet Food Associations (GAPFA) will hold the Technical Congress and Annual General Meeting 2026 in Ottawa, Canada, from 22 to 24 June 2026, hosted by the Pet Food Association of Canada. The event will bring together association leaders, technical experts, and senior executives from across the global pet food sector.

The upcoming edition is set to feature a robust technical program, with sessions focused on regulatory developments, scientific advances, and innovation in areas such as formulation, sustainability, and food safety. GAPFA anticipates strong participation from industry leaders who will contribute strategic insights on the challenges and opportunities shaping the international pet food landscape.

Beyond the technical agenda, the Congress will offer valuable networking opportunities, fostering collaboration among associations, manufacturers, suppliers, and other key stakeholders. GAPFA has announced that registration will open soon, encouraging members and partners to save the dates and stay tuned for further updates.

By gathering the global community in Canada’s capital, the 2026 Congress aims to strengthen cooperation and advance shared priorities for the future of the pet food industry.

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