According to Freshpet, 2023 marks the company’s sixth consecutive year of net sales growth exceeding 25%.

Recent advancements paired with tried-and-true sanitation strategies can help protect pet food production environments from food safety catastrophe.

The pet food division reported the highest annual organic growth rate across the company.

The company has invested more than $900 million since 2020 to expand its pet food operations in Bük.

The new equipment uses wood byproducts, allowing Oterra to reduce its Scope 1 emissions by 25%.

The company has sold its soy processing plant and announced the appointment of a new CFO.

The global pet food processing and packaging equipment sector is expected to reach $6.78 billion by 2028, according to a recent trends report by MarketsandMarkets.

The additional square footage will triple the plant’s freeze-drying capacity and add 75 employees.

The transformation will support the company’s R&D capabilities.

The company reduced its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 40%, achieved zero-waste, and made progress toward several other environmental and social goals.