The acquisition will help Viterra meet rising demand for high-quality grain. 

The pet food giant is investing nearly $200 million in upgrades to its factory in England. 

According to Loopworm, these certifications highlight its dedication toward safety, quality and industry compliance in providing insect-based proteins for pet food and animal feed.

The plant will manufacture a range of animal nutrition products including vitamins, minerals and innovative feed additives.

The new warehouse will be its second largest facility in Canada.

The brand has made capital, personnel and protocol investments for improved safety and quality control.

The company achieved PSC Accreditation as well as LEED Gold and WELL Certified Platinum certification for its headquarters.

Suziria Group has received $2 million to help fund the project.

The Nesle facility is now the world’s largest insect production site, according to Innovafeed. 

The facility in Dalhart will provide greater market access for producers and end users.