The company will open a second facility in Windsor, Colo., which will manufacture functional products.

Former CEO Jasmine Galligan and former COO Jeff Quinn will rejoin Wet Noses following the investment.

The company’s manufacturing and warehouse facilities in Colorado received a 94 out of 100 score.

Company leaders detail partnership priorities, pitfalls and best practices.

The company currently produces complementary nutrition products and hopes to enter the complete-and-balanced market in 2023.

The new facility, called Canature Kitchen Lynden, will have an annual production capacity of 4,000 metric tons.

The company’s facility in Seward, Neb., offers a full range of freeze-dried production capabilities.

The company will construct a 12,000-square-meter facility in Nîmes, France.

Doug Zancanelli has joined the company to direct its employee recruitment and retention programs.

The company has partnered with United Petfood, which will co-manufacture Petcurean’s pet foods and increase its presence in Europe.