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Nestlé investing CHF520m in Italian animal feed plant

Swiss food manufacturer Nestlé is expanding its pet food business and investing around CHF520 million in a factory and logistics centre in northern Italy. From 2029, the site will serve as a hub for wet food for dogs and cats, as well as providing logistics services for Purina and other Nestlé brands. The new plant in Mantua, northern Italy, is set to bring the number of Purina production sites in Europe to 15 and strengthen supply chains. Nestlé expects to achieve more efficient logistics, shorter transport routes and reductions in emissions, water consumption and energy use. The project had already been approved by the European Commission last year. Italy is supporting the construction with state aid of €60 million. According to the EU, the funding is intended to strengthen a more competitive and resilient agricultural sector, improve food security, support environmental and climate targets, and promote the economic development of rural regions. Under Nestlé CEO Philipp Navratil ... Full story here Are you the author?
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