Hr In The Pet Food Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Hr In The Pet Food Industry Statistics

From a 2023 workforce where the average age in the US is 42.3 and 14% of workers are over 55, to hiring pipelines that increasingly rely on referrals and AI, this page turns HR decisions into something measurable. You will also see how representation and retention diverge by region, including Europe’s 35% degree holding managers and the UK’s 8% involuntary turnover tied to automation.

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Key Statistics

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In 2023, 52% of pet food industry workers in the US were male, down from 58% in 2018

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Women comprised 48% of the pet food manufacturing workforce in Europe in 2022

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Average age of pet food workers in the US was 42.3 years in 2023

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22% of US pet food employees were Hispanic or Latino in 2022

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In Canada, 15% of pet food industry staff identified as Indigenous in 2023

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Black or African American workers made up 12% of the US pet food sector in 2023

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35% of pet food managers in Europe held university degrees in 2022

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In Brazil, 28% of pet food workers were under 30 years old in 2023

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Asian employees represented 6% of the US pet food workforce in 2022

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18% of UK pet food staff had disabilities in 2023

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14% of US pet food workers over 55 in 2023, indicating aging workforce

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In Brazil, 40% of pet food staff were female in managerial roles 2023

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Average education level: 45% high school, 35% associate's in US pet food 2023

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Veterans comprised 7% of pet food hires in Canada 2023

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LGBTQ+ representation at 5.2% in UK pet food industry 2023 survey

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62% white/Caucasian in US pet food workforce 2023

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Multi-generational workforce: 25% Baby Boomers in Europe pet food 2022

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19% immigrant workers in Australian pet food sector 2023

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In 2023, the US pet food manufacturing sector employed approximately 45,200 workers, reflecting a 3.2% year-over-year growth

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Globally, the pet food industry workforce reached 1.2 million in 2022, driven by rising pet ownership

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Employment in pet food production in Europe grew by 4.1% from 2021 to 2023, totaling 180,000 jobs

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The pet food sector in Canada had 12,500 full-time employees in 2023, up 2.8% from prior year

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In Brazil, pet food industry jobs increased to 65,000 in 2022, a 5.5% rise due to export growth

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US pet food manufacturing added 1,800 jobs in 2023, primarily in packaging roles

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Asia-Pacific pet food workforce expanded by 7% to 450,000 employees in 2023

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UK pet food industry employed 28,000 people in 2022, with 2% growth projected for 2024

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Mexico's pet food sector jobs hit 35,000 in 2023, up 4.3%

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Australia pet food manufacturing had 8,200 workers in 2023, growing 1.9% annually

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58% of pet food industry jobs in US projected to grow 6% by 2032

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India pet food workforce doubled to 50,000 from 2018-2023

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France pet food employment stable at 22,000 in 2023 amid consolidation

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Germany added 3,500 pet food jobs in 2023, focus on R&D

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China pet food sector employed 300,000 in 2023, up 8%

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South Korea pet food jobs grew 4.5% to 15,000 in 2023

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65% of pet food production hires in the US from 2020-2023 were Gen Z or Millennials

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Online job boards accounted for 42% of pet food industry hires in 2023 globally

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Average time-to-hire for pet food manufacturing roles was 38 days in US 2023

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55% of pet food companies used AI in recruitment screening in 2023

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Referral programs generated 29% of new hires in European pet food firms in 2022

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Cost per hire in pet food sector averaged $4,200 in US 2023

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47% of pet food job postings emphasized sustainability skills in 2023

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University partnerships filled 22% of technical roles in pet food industry 2022-2023

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Social media sourced 35% of entry-level pet food hires in Brazil 2023

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61% of pet food firms reported recruitment challenges due to skills gaps in 2023

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Internal promotions filled 38% of pet food vacancies in US 2023

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70% of pet food recruiters used video interviews in 2023

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Diversity hiring goals met by 55% of global pet food firms 2023

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Gig economy workers: 12% of pet food seasonal hires in 2023 US

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Employer branding boosted applications by 25% for pet food jobs 2023

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44% pet food hires via LinkedIn in Europe 2023

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Skills assessments used in 67% of technical pet food recruitments 2023

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Remote recruitment cut costs 20% for Brazil pet food companies 2023

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53% of pet food job offers included relocation assistance 2023 US

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Employee referral bonuses averaged $1,500 in pet food sector 2023

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US pet food industry turnover rate was 18.5% in 2023, below manufacturing average of 22%

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Voluntary turnover in European pet food sector dropped to 12% in 2023 from 15% in 2021

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28% of pet food workers cited work-life balance as top retention factor in 2023 survey

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Average tenure for pet food production staff in US was 4.2 years in 2023

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Retention rate improved to 85% in Canadian pet food firms post-2022 wellness programs

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High turnover in pet food sales roles at 25% annually in Brazil 2023

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41% of pet food employees planned to stay 5+ years if offered flexible hours, 2023 study

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Involuntary turnover in UK pet food was 8% in 2023, linked to automation

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Pet food industry exit interviews showed 33% left for better pay in 2023 US data

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Retention bonuses reduced turnover by 15% in Asia-Pacific pet food plants 2022-2023

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52% of pet food firms saw turnover decrease after DEI initiatives in 2023

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Mexico pet food turnover averaged 20% in 2023, highest in quality control roles

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Australia pet food retention hit 88% with mentorship programs in 2023

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Pet food turnover cost firms $15,000 per employee in US 2023

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36% attrition from lack of career growth in pet food 2023 global survey

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Engagement scores averaged 72/100 in pet food firms 2023

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Flexible scheduling retained 27% more staff in UK pet food 2023

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22% turnover reduction via recognition programs in Canada pet food

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Burnout cited by 29% leaving pet food production roles 2023

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Succession planning lowered exec turnover to 9% in Europe pet food 2023

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45% of turnover in sales due to competition in Brazil 2023

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Australia pet food offboarding surveys improved retention 14% 2023

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Peer mentoring cut early turnover 18% in US pet food new hires 2023

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75% of US pet food workers received annual training averaging 40 hours in 2023

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Average salary for pet food production supervisors in US was $68,500 in 2023

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62% of European pet food companies offered health benefits covering 90% of premiums in 2023

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Training spend per employee in pet food industry reached $1,200 annually in Canada 2023

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Brazil pet food workers averaged 25 hours of safety training yearly in 2023

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401(k) match averaged 4.5% in US pet food firms for 2023

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UK pet food sector provided 55% remote training options post-pandemic 2023

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Bonus payouts in pet food sales roles averaged 12% of base salary in 2023 US

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48% of pet food employees accessed mental health benefits in 2023 survey

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Leadership development programs trained 30% of pet food managers in Europe 2023

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Average pet food worker compensation package totaled $52,000 in Mexico 2023

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Australia pet food firms offered 20 days paid vacation on average in 2023

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Pet food firms spent 2.5% of payroll on training in US 2023

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80% of pet food staff received digital skills training in 2023 Europe

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Average bonus 8.2% of salary for pet food production in Canada 2023

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Pension coverage at 92% in UK pet food industry 2023

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35 hours safety training mandatory for Brazil pet food workers 2023

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Equity grants to 15% of pet food execs in US 2023

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Wellness stipends averaged $800/year in pet food firms 2023

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68% pet food companies upskilled for automation in 2023 global

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Mexico pet food average wage $18,000 USD equivalent 2023

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25 days annual leave standard in Australia pet food 2023

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In 2023, the US pet food manufacturing sector employed about 45,200 people and grew 3.2% year over year, even as the workforce looks markedly different by gender and age. Across countries, hiring and retention pressures show up in practical ways, from 38 days average time to hire in the US to disability representation reaching 18% in the UK and turnover staying stubbornly higher in Brazil sales roles. These are not just HR facts, they are fingerprints of how the pet food labor market is changing.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2023, 52% of pet food industry workers in the US were male, down from 58% in 2018
  • Women comprised 48% of the pet food manufacturing workforce in Europe in 2022
  • Average age of pet food workers in the US was 42.3 years in 2023
  • In 2023, the US pet food manufacturing sector employed approximately 45,200 workers, reflecting a 3.2% year-over-year growth
  • Globally, the pet food industry workforce reached 1.2 million in 2022, driven by rising pet ownership
  • Employment in pet food production in Europe grew by 4.1% from 2021 to 2023, totaling 180,000 jobs
  • 65% of pet food production hires in the US from 2020-2023 were Gen Z or Millennials
  • Online job boards accounted for 42% of pet food industry hires in 2023 globally
  • Average time-to-hire for pet food manufacturing roles was 38 days in US 2023
  • US pet food industry turnover rate was 18.5% in 2023, below manufacturing average of 22%
  • Voluntary turnover in European pet food sector dropped to 12% in 2023 from 15% in 2021
  • 28% of pet food workers cited work-life balance as top retention factor in 2023 survey
  • 75% of US pet food workers received annual training averaging 40 hours in 2023
  • Average salary for pet food production supervisors in US was $68,500 in 2023
  • 62% of European pet food companies offered health benefits covering 90% of premiums in 2023

In 2023, the pet food workforce was growing but aging, with more diversity and hiring support boosting retention.

Demographics and Diversity

1In 2023, 52% of pet food industry workers in the US were male, down from 58% in 2018
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2Women comprised 48% of the pet food manufacturing workforce in Europe in 2022
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3Average age of pet food workers in the US was 42.3 years in 2023
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422% of US pet food employees were Hispanic or Latino in 2022
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5In Canada, 15% of pet food industry staff identified as Indigenous in 2023
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6Black or African American workers made up 12% of the US pet food sector in 2023
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735% of pet food managers in Europe held university degrees in 2022
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8In Brazil, 28% of pet food workers were under 30 years old in 2023
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9Asian employees represented 6% of the US pet food workforce in 2022
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1018% of UK pet food staff had disabilities in 2023
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1114% of US pet food workers over 55 in 2023, indicating aging workforce
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12In Brazil, 40% of pet food staff were female in managerial roles 2023
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13Average education level: 45% high school, 35% associate's in US pet food 2023
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14Veterans comprised 7% of pet food hires in Canada 2023
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15LGBTQ+ representation at 5.2% in UK pet food industry 2023 survey
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1662% white/Caucasian in US pet food workforce 2023
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17Multi-generational workforce: 25% Baby Boomers in Europe pet food 2022
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1819% immigrant workers in Australian pet food sector 2023
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Demographics and Diversity Interpretation

The pet food industry's workforce is no longer just a man's world, but a global and graying mosaic where women are clawing up the corporate ladder, diversity is on the leash, and the experience of Baby Boomers is being gently mixed with the enthusiasm of a new generation, all proving that who makes the food is becoming as varied as the pets who eat it.

Employment Numbers and Growth

1In 2023, the US pet food manufacturing sector employed approximately 45,200 workers, reflecting a 3.2% year-over-year growth
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2Globally, the pet food industry workforce reached 1.2 million in 2022, driven by rising pet ownership
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3Employment in pet food production in Europe grew by 4.1% from 2021 to 2023, totaling 180,000 jobs
Directional
4The pet food sector in Canada had 12,500 full-time employees in 2023, up 2.8% from prior year
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5In Brazil, pet food industry jobs increased to 65,000 in 2022, a 5.5% rise due to export growth
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6US pet food manufacturing added 1,800 jobs in 2023, primarily in packaging roles
Verified
7Asia-Pacific pet food workforce expanded by 7% to 450,000 employees in 2023
Verified
8UK pet food industry employed 28,000 people in 2022, with 2% growth projected for 2024
Directional
9Mexico's pet food sector jobs hit 35,000 in 2023, up 4.3%
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10Australia pet food manufacturing had 8,200 workers in 2023, growing 1.9% annually
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1158% of pet food industry jobs in US projected to grow 6% by 2032
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12India pet food workforce doubled to 50,000 from 2018-2023
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13France pet food employment stable at 22,000 in 2023 amid consolidation
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14Germany added 3,500 pet food jobs in 2023, focus on R&D
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15China pet food sector employed 300,000 in 2023, up 8%
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16South Korea pet food jobs grew 4.5% to 15,000 in 2023
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Employment Numbers and Growth Interpretation

The world's obsession with spoiling our pets has created a global job market so robust that nearly 1.2 million people are now professionally dedicated to ensuring Fido’s dinner is more thoughtfully prepared than our own.

Recruitment Practices

165% of pet food production hires in the US from 2020-2023 were Gen Z or Millennials
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2Online job boards accounted for 42% of pet food industry hires in 2023 globally
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3Average time-to-hire for pet food manufacturing roles was 38 days in US 2023
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455% of pet food companies used AI in recruitment screening in 2023
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5Referral programs generated 29% of new hires in European pet food firms in 2022
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6Cost per hire in pet food sector averaged $4,200 in US 2023
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747% of pet food job postings emphasized sustainability skills in 2023
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8University partnerships filled 22% of technical roles in pet food industry 2022-2023
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9Social media sourced 35% of entry-level pet food hires in Brazil 2023
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1061% of pet food firms reported recruitment challenges due to skills gaps in 2023
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11Internal promotions filled 38% of pet food vacancies in US 2023
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1270% of pet food recruiters used video interviews in 2023
Single source
13Diversity hiring goals met by 55% of global pet food firms 2023
Verified
14Gig economy workers: 12% of pet food seasonal hires in 2023 US
Verified
15Employer branding boosted applications by 25% for pet food jobs 2023
Verified
1644% pet food hires via LinkedIn in Europe 2023
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17Skills assessments used in 67% of technical pet food recruitments 2023
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18Remote recruitment cut costs 20% for Brazil pet food companies 2023
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1953% of pet food job offers included relocation assistance 2023 US
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20Employee referral bonuses averaged $1,500 in pet food sector 2023
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Recruitment Practices Interpretation

The next generation of pet food workers can't resist job boards, but AI now screens their resumes while sustainability skills have become the new must-have for feeding Fido.

Retention and Turnover

1US pet food industry turnover rate was 18.5% in 2023, below manufacturing average of 22%
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2Voluntary turnover in European pet food sector dropped to 12% in 2023 from 15% in 2021
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328% of pet food workers cited work-life balance as top retention factor in 2023 survey
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4Average tenure for pet food production staff in US was 4.2 years in 2023
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5Retention rate improved to 85% in Canadian pet food firms post-2022 wellness programs
Directional
6High turnover in pet food sales roles at 25% annually in Brazil 2023
Verified
741% of pet food employees planned to stay 5+ years if offered flexible hours, 2023 study
Verified
8Involuntary turnover in UK pet food was 8% in 2023, linked to automation
Verified
9Pet food industry exit interviews showed 33% left for better pay in 2023 US data
Verified
10Retention bonuses reduced turnover by 15% in Asia-Pacific pet food plants 2022-2023
Verified
1152% of pet food firms saw turnover decrease after DEI initiatives in 2023
Verified
12Mexico pet food turnover averaged 20% in 2023, highest in quality control roles
Verified
13Australia pet food retention hit 88% with mentorship programs in 2023
Verified
14Pet food turnover cost firms $15,000 per employee in US 2023
Verified
1536% attrition from lack of career growth in pet food 2023 global survey
Single source
16Engagement scores averaged 72/100 in pet food firms 2023
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17Flexible scheduling retained 27% more staff in UK pet food 2023
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1822% turnover reduction via recognition programs in Canada pet food
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19Burnout cited by 29% leaving pet food production roles 2023
Directional
20Succession planning lowered exec turnover to 9% in Europe pet food 2023
Directional
2145% of turnover in sales due to competition in Brazil 2023
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22Australia pet food offboarding surveys improved retention 14% 2023
Verified
23Peer mentoring cut early turnover 18% in US pet food new hires 2023
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Retention and Turnover Interpretation

While the pet food industry's overall turnover is slightly less rancid than the general manufacturing sector's, it's clear that keeping good employees isn't about luck but about offering them more than just kibble—namely, work-life balance, flexibility, and a path forward, or they'll simply take their talents to a less beastly workplace.

Training Compensation and Benefits

175% of US pet food workers received annual training averaging 40 hours in 2023
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2Average salary for pet food production supervisors in US was $68,500 in 2023
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362% of European pet food companies offered health benefits covering 90% of premiums in 2023
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4Training spend per employee in pet food industry reached $1,200 annually in Canada 2023
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5Brazil pet food workers averaged 25 hours of safety training yearly in 2023
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6401(k) match averaged 4.5% in US pet food firms for 2023
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7UK pet food sector provided 55% remote training options post-pandemic 2023
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8Bonus payouts in pet food sales roles averaged 12% of base salary in 2023 US
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948% of pet food employees accessed mental health benefits in 2023 survey
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10Leadership development programs trained 30% of pet food managers in Europe 2023
Verified
11Average pet food worker compensation package totaled $52,000 in Mexico 2023
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12Australia pet food firms offered 20 days paid vacation on average in 2023
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13Pet food firms spent 2.5% of payroll on training in US 2023
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1480% of pet food staff received digital skills training in 2023 Europe
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15Average bonus 8.2% of salary for pet food production in Canada 2023
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16Pension coverage at 92% in UK pet food industry 2023
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1735 hours safety training mandatory for Brazil pet food workers 2023
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18Equity grants to 15% of pet food execs in US 2023
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19Wellness stipends averaged $800/year in pet food firms 2023
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2068% pet food companies upskilled for automation in 2023 global
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21Mexico pet food average wage $18,000 USD equivalent 2023
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2225 days annual leave standard in Australia pet food 2023
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Training Compensation and Benefits Interpretation

The pet food industry is clearly investing heavily in its human capital, proving that while our four-legged friends are the ultimate customers, a well-trained, well-compensated, and safely-equipped workforce is the real secret ingredient keeping the kibble flowing and the tails wagging.

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    Reference 53
    MERCER
    mercer.com

    mercer.com

  • UPWORK logo
    Reference 54
    UPWORK
    upwork.com

    upwork.com

  • EMPLOYERBRANDINTERNATIONAL logo
    Reference 55
    EMPLOYERBRANDINTERNATIONAL
    employerbrandinternational.com

    employerbrandinternational.com

  • ECONOMICGRAPH logo
    Reference 56
    ECONOMICGRAPH
    economicgraph.linkedin.com

    economicgraph.linkedin.com

  • CRITERIACORP logo
    Reference 57
    CRITERIACORP
    criteriacorp.com

    criteriacorp.com

  • CATHEDRAL logo
    Reference 58
    CATHEDRAL
    cathedral.com.br

    cathedral.com.br

  • ROBERTHALF logo
    Reference 59
    ROBERTHALF
    roberthalf.com

    roberthalf.com

  • REFERSION logo
    Reference 60
    REFERSION
    refersion.com

    refersion.com

  • CAPITALONESHOPPING logo
    Reference 61
    CAPITALONESHOPPING
    capitaloneshopping.com

    capitaloneshopping.com

  • WILLISTOWERSWATSON logo
    Reference 62
    WILLISTOWERSWATSON
    willistowerswatson.com

    willistowerswatson.com

  • ACAS logo
    Reference 63
    ACAS
    acas.org.uk

    acas.org.uk

  • WORKFORCEINSTITUTE logo
    Reference 64
    WORKFORCEINSTITUTE
    workforceinstitute.org

    workforceinstitute.org

  • DELOITTE logo
    Reference 65
    DELOITTE
    deloitte.com

    deloitte.com

  • HEIDRICK logo
    Reference 66
    HEIDRICK
    heidrick.com

    heidrick.com

  • MICHAELPAGE logo
    Reference 67
    MICHAELPAGE
    michaelpage.com.br

    michaelpage.com.br

  • SEEK logo
    Reference 68
    SEEK
    seek.com.au

    seek.com.au

  • MENTORCLIQ logo
    Reference 69
    MENTORCLIQ
    mentorcliq.com

    mentorcliq.com

  • TRAININGINDUSTRY logo
    Reference 70
    TRAININGINDUSTRY
    trainingindustry.com

    trainingindustry.com

  • DIGITAL-STRATEGY logo
    Reference 71
    DIGITAL-STRATEGY
    digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu

    digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu

  • RANDSTAD logo
    Reference 72
    RANDSTAD
    randstad.ca

    randstad.ca

  • GOV logo
    Reference 73
    GOV
    gov.br

    gov.br

  • SEMLERBROSSY logo
    Reference 74
    SEMLERBROSSY
    semlerbrossy.com

    semlerbrossy.com

  • PERKBOX logo
    Reference 75
    PERKBOX
    perkbox.com

    perkbox.com

  • OCC logo
    Reference 76
    OCC
    occ.com.mx

    occ.com.mx

  • FWC logo
    Reference 77
    FWC
    fwc.gov.au

    fwc.gov.au