Premium Pet Food Packaging Research

Consumer Insights

Request the NEW White Paper that analyzes trends, behaviors, and insights of premium pet food consumers from 2019-2023.

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Report mockup of the consumer research on premium pet food packaging

In 2019 and 2021, Weave Insights conducted consumer research on premium pet food packaging for Mondi and Dow. In 2023, the third and final round of tracking, changes in perceptions and behaviors were measured to catch trends that evolved over a four year time frame. Topics such as packaging features and convenience, nutritional labeling and sustainability were just a few of the subjects measured, tracked and evaluated. Definite trends were found throughout the years of research, providing valuable insights for pet food packaging packaging manufacturers in what consumer behaviors drive sales.

Webinar Series


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Overview of the 2023 Consumer Insights White Paper

This webinar clip introduces and reviews the key questions asked during the 2023 survey.

Screenshot of webinar video Overview of Mondi's 2023 Consumer Insights White Paper





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What's Changed Since 2019?

In this NEW white paper, discover features that are important to premium pet food consumers, how sustainability claims affect brand choice, how colors and graphics drive purchasing decisions, and more. 

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4-Year Summary

Want to get an easily readable overview of how premium pet food consumer behavior has changed since 2019? Download this one-page summary report which combines Mondi and Dow's research since 2019. Learn about rising trends, and packaging features important to consumers and discover how the importance of sustainability has changed since 2019. 

Additional Research

Given the significant increase in pet ownership driven by the COVID pandemic, Mondi and Dow partnered with Weave Insights, a professional market research firm, to measure changes in perceptions and behaviors since the previous white paper in 2019. this study, in addition to the outcomes of comparing 2020’s research to the 2019 research, resulted in several significant conclusions, including significant behavior changes since 2019, during and after the COVID pandemic.

Download the 2021 White Paper
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