The company noted its greenhouse gas emissions fell below its 2018 baseline for the very first time in 2022.

The company will use solar electricity to power many of its manufacturing facilities, including those that produce its Purina Pro Plan pet food brand.

Kaura Coproducts will install Kyoto Group’s Heatcube solution to reduce its carbon emissions and advance sustainability.

According to the institute, renewable fuel standards would threaten pet and human food processors.

The company currently produces complementary nutrition products and hopes to enter the complete-and-balanced market in 2023.

Pet food processors are making more sustainable commitments to reduce costs and environmental impact.

Gunni’s Taste of Iceland has formed a distribution partnership with Pet Food Experts.

In its 2022 ESG Report, the company detailed its progress toward several sustainability goals.

The pet food brand now uses responsibly sourced ingredients, is produced in an eco-friendly kitchen and is certified Plastic Neutral.

The company has contributed €20 million to expand its evaporation plant in Austria.