The company is mitigating widespread travel bans as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic by offering digital and remote service and training for its food and pet food processing customers.

The company touched on four areas to keep operations going as the food industry ramps up production amid the coronavirus pandemic.

As the company nears its full capacity for pet food manufacturing, it is focused on high volume brands to meet increasing demand.

Ingredients for pet food and treats can be uniquely challenging to handle, but new equipment technology can help.

The company released its latest EDL Model 22-45 single roll wrapping machine during Pack Expo Las Vegas in September 2019.

Net sales were down for the company overall, as well as in premium dog food and pet treats, with the cat category maintaining steady growth.

The company has released a line of Chew-A-Bulls, dental treats molded in unique shapes and formulated with all-natural ingredients.

The company’s lot tracking solutions are applicable for all its batching control systems, both manual and automatic.

New technologies and equipment designs, as well as automation and a little process ingenuity, are going a long way to improve efficiency and profitability for pet food and treat makers.

Increased vigilance, innovation, more reliable technologies and ever-improving QC measures help pet food processors offer a broad range of safer products.