USA - Nestlé has inaugurated a state-of-the-art pet food factory in Teno, Chile to produce high-quality pet food for dogs and cats, meeting growing demand from pet owners in Chile. With an investment of US$120 million, the factory is amongst the most modern in the world, ensuring the highest standards of quality and food safety.…
UK - Nestlé Purina PetCare has acquired a majority stake in Tails.com, a direct-to-consumer, tailor-made dog nutrition business based in the UK in a commitment to provide happier and healthier lives to pets through proper nutrition and care. With the rapid growth of personalised pet nutrition, as well as subscription services, Nestlé Purina’s shareholding in…
ISRAEL - Frutarom, Israeli-based flavor and fragrance company has debuted a new solution dubbed, SubSTAR Solutions for Salmon oil protection in pet food industry. Frutarom Food Protection Division has unveiled the new solution which plays a vital role in management of salmon oil oxidation. According to the company, the animal fats, vegetable oils and meals…
HUNGARY – Nestlé has announced US$70.84 million investment for expansion to its Purina plant in Bük, Hungary, as a strategy to focus on capital spending on the advancing high-growth food and beverage categories. According to FoodIngredinetsFirst, Nestlé has- over the past seven years- spent around US$160 million on developing its plant in Bük, Hungary, transforming…
BRAZIL – Nestlé SA has opened a 270 million-real ($86 million) pet-food plant in Brazil, betting that higher-income Brazilians who love their pets will help it expand sales in Latin America’s largest economy.
BRAZIL – Nestlé SA has opened a 270 million-real ($86 million) pet-food plant in Brazil, betting that higher-income Brazilians who love their pets will help it expand sales in Latin America’s largest economy.
BRAZIL – Nestlé SA has opened a 270 million-real ($86 million) pet-food plant in Brazil, betting that higher-income Brazilians who love their pets will help it expand sales in Latin America’s largest economy.
