Meet Saatenberg at Interzoo 2026 – Experience innovations up close
Interzoo 2026 is the most important industry event for the international pet industry - and provides the perfect stage to discover innovations, trends, and new partnerships. From May 12 to 15, 2026, the exhibition center in Nuremberg will become a global meeting point for companies, experts, and decision-makers from over 140 countries.
With more than 2,000 exhibitors and tens of thousands of trade visitors, Interzoo is regarded as the world's leading trade fair for pet supplies. Here, not only are products presented, but the future of the industry is also shaped.
Saatenberg at Interzoo 2026
Saatenberg H&C GmbH is also part of this international platform. As an innovative company in the pet industry, Saatenberg uses Interzoo to present new solutions, strengthen existing partnerships, and promote direct exchange with customers and interested parties.
Visitors to the exhibition stand have the opportunity to:
learn about the latest products and developments
have personal conversations with the team
gain insights into future trends and strategies
discover tailored solutions for their business
Personal contact is at the heart of this - because on an international trade fair, the best ideas and collaborations often emerge.
Why a visit is worthwhile
Interzoo is more than just an exhibition. It offers an extensive supporting program with conferences, presentations, and live demonstrations on the industry's current topics.
Highlights include:
new trends in pet nutrition and care
innovative technologies and sustainable solutions
networking with international experts
insights into global markets and developments
In addition, the topic of sustainability is becoming increasingly important - for example through special events such as the Sustainability Conference, which offers new perspectives for a responsible future of the industry.
A meeting place for the future of the industry
Interzoo is where ideas are born, innovations become visible, and the future of the pet industry is actively shaped. For companies like Saatenberg, it is a key platform to present their visions and further develop them together with partners.
Visit Saatenberg at Interzoo 2026 and become part of this international success story.
Sunflower Market in Bulgaria: Cautious Optimism and Stable Prices at the Start of the Season
As of late May 2026, the outlook for Bulgaria's sunflower harvest is cautiously optimistic, with final yields heavily dependent on upcoming weather conditions. Across the EU, the European Commission projects a strong season, with production forecasted to reach approximately 9.6 million tonnes—the highest level in three years. Bulgaria, alongside Romania, France, Hungary, Spain, and Greece, is expected to see an increase in production volume. However, the market remains vulnerable to weather risks and strong competition from Ukraine and Romania. With their extensive capacity for oil and hulled seeds, Bulgaria's domestic processors continue to drive robust demand for raw materials. This sustains firm price expectations among farmers. Currently, prices for black sunflower seeds in Bulgaria remain stable. Preliminary indicators for the new harvest align with current market levels, with no significant downward trend in sight. Farmers remain cautious, holding out for better prices while balancing summer weather risks against consistent demand from local buyers.
Short harvests and rising prices: The current market situation for Uzbek stone fruit.
Fruit and berries: Due to unfavorable weather conditions during the spring flowering period, Uzbekistan is experiencing a poor stone fruit harvest this year, which includes sweet cherries, apricots, and peaches. For instance, the sweet cherry harvest was highly limited, reaching only about 40% of the previous year's volume; this drove prices upward, with sales ranging between $8.00 and $12.00 (FCA Tashkent). The apricot harvest is currently in full swing, and prices remain exceptionally high, consequently driving up market prices for both dried and frozen apricots.
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According to market reports, many farmers in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Russia have significantly reduced their mustard cultivation areas this year due to low prices over the last two harvest years. Unless Canada achieves an exceptionally high crop yield, we anticipate a price increase for the new harvest.
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Meet Saatenberg at Interzoo 2026 – Experience innovations up close
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