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The factory in Batavia, Ohio is Purina's first new plant built from the ground up since 1975 and the largest investment Nestlé has made in a Purina manufacturing facility to date.

The CHF 520 million ($648 million) facility will combine a wet pet food plant with a highly efficient logistics platform serving Purina as well as other Nestlé brands.

The project includes a capital investment of $17.8 million in real property and $2.7 million in equipment.

EATS 2025 includes three production lines, which will be manufacturing sliced pepperoni, blueberry-filled Danishes and fresh pet food.

The site can manufacture the brand’s entire regional dry kibble portfolio, making it the brand’s largest dry pet food factory globally.

With more canine and feline mouths to feed than ever before, robust pet food safety and detail-oriented inspection has never been more paramount.

The Mexican market is the most important for Purina in Latin America, representing 45% of Purina's total sales in the region.

CULT Food Science Corp. has expanded its pet food division by launching three new brands that utilize cell-based technologies.

The company released new digital sorters intended for use in pet food manufacturing.

The Clinton, Iowa facility expands capacity and production capabilities for Purina's pet care brands and adds a technical training center.