The Griñón plant is the company’s second pet-dedicated production site in Europe
The project is backed by France 2030 under Bpifrance’s I-Démo scheme.
The global pet food market is projected to exceed $150bn in the coming years, with functional and premium products accounting for a growing share.
The facility has entered the operational phase.
Enhanced NIR-based solution brings on-farm, real-time feed insights to more regions, supporting efficiency, animal health and cost optimization.
New sensor technology delivers real-time, non-contact moisture measurement to improve product consistency, reduce waste and optimize energy use in pet food production.
The move underscores the country’s reliance on imported feed grains and highlights the need for strengthened domestic production and biosecurity measures.
This milestone reflects a broader shift toward regional manufacturing of animal health products across Africa and the Middle East.
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Tim Karl and Eric Adamson, vice presidents of milling, join the leadership team.