The premium pet food and treat brand has introduced a Big Life™ line for dogs weighing 30 lbs or more.

The new CM33 and CM35 Washdown combination solutions manage checkweighing and metal detection side by side.

The company’s pet division, now owned by General Mills, has ventured beyond dog treats with a new line of complete-and-balanced diets.

The company partnered with an Italian machinery supplier to develop a wrapping system to accommodate its new fully recyclable pallet wrap.

The company has expanded its near-infrared reflectance (NIR) technology solutions for moisture, oils and fats, and proteins, as well as complex processed foods and flour ingredients.

The company has rolled out improved designs for its conveyor solutions.

The new EMFR load cell technology is designed to increase throughput, precision and accuracy, and offers reduced operational footprint.

The company has purchased a Rotex screener to identify and remove foreign material contaminants from its lamb meal ingredients for pet food.

Processors can achieve improved food safety, shelf life and nutritional efficacy by using high pressure processing technologies.

Pet food and snacks business remain as the company's most profitable segment.