The facility in Northern New York first opened in 1972 and continues to produce several of the company’s leading products.

“Continued momentum” for its premium, science-based and veterinary pet food brands is leading organic growth for Nestlé.

“Unprecedented inflationary pressures and supply chain constraints” seen by Nestlé in the first six months of 2022.

The 1,010,430-square-foot facility in Thailand will produce wet cat food.

Purina PetCare posted double-digit sales and stood out as a category leader in developed markets for Nestlé in the first quarter.

The companies have partnered with Greater Good Charities to donate $20,000 to aid pet relief efforts in Ukraine.

The company has expanded its wet cat food manufacturing facility in Blayney, Australia.

Global market share gains grew sales for Nestlé’s PetCare business by 11% over the year.

A look at nearly 100 years of Nestlé Purina meeting the nutritional needs of pets as the industry has evolved.

The pet care segment continues to be one of Nestlé’s strongest businesses.