The company has opened its second manufacturing facility in Fort Collins, Colo.

The company has invested $80 million to prepare a state-of-the-art wet pet food cannery in Iowa. 

The company will invest $390 million in the new plant, creating 224 jobs in the Lewisburg area. 

The company will ramp up production and innovation for its kibble alternative, Whole Food Clusters.

The two companies will work together to build a freeze-drying facility for premium pet food and food proteins. 

The company’s Product Inspection Application Center is open for processors to test-run products through several different in-line inspection systems.

The company will expand its Monroe facility to 120,000 square feet to meet increased demand in the Northeastern United States.

The function-focused pet food manufacturer will meet increased demand with an additional 108,000 square feet of production space in Lebanon.

The company will beef up its production capacity and expand to northeastern Pennsylvania later this year.