The company’s new facility in Lincoln aims to bring all processing to one site. 

This is the latest of several moves the pet wellness company has taken to advance its environmental and social initiatives.

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

The company invested $20 million in the 85,000-square-foot location for equipment fabrication, repair, logistics and training.

Following its foray into the US market, the company is taking advantage of increasing demand for wet production and more sustainable packaging.

Processors and associations share first steps and long-term strategies for achieving operational sustainability.

The Missouri facility has been dubbed as a “sustainability showcase hub.”

Treijon Johnson will leverage his experience in package engineering to advance the company’s environmental efforts.

Industrial project developer Panattoni constructed the facility to meet high sustainability standards.

The company has signed a “multimillion-euro deal” with Pooch & Mutt and has also expanded its sustainable operations.