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 pet treat company has more than doubled its capacity, expanding its facility with new equipment.

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.

Following a mutually beneficial co-manufacturing partnership, Tuffy’s has now fully acquired the pet treat company.

As well as the new facility, the company has also established a Himalayan-Style Chew Private Label division.

Elizabeth Barth will serve as the company’s new chief operating officer to aid in PetDine’s plans for growth.

The company has completed its acquisition of Pet Factory, expanding its portfolio of pet treats and chews.

The company has acquired La Braconne in France from Neodis Group.