Nestlé Purina is making a strategic move in Mexico, investing $220 million to expand its Silao plant in Guanajuato. This significant investment aims to boost manufacturing capabilities and address capacity constraints in the Mexican pet food market. Currently, leading the market, Nestlé Purina faces challenges meeting demand, resorting to imports from the U.S. With this expansion, the company seeks to reduce reliance on imports, improve efficiency, and better serve the growing demand for quality pet food in Mexico. This move not only reinforces Nestlé Purina’s commitment to the Mexican market but also signals the company’s strategic focus on tapping into the region’s burgeoning pet food industry.
Nestlé Purina Invests $220 Million in Mexico Plant Expansion to Meet Rising Pet Food Demand
KoehlerC2024-05-19T14:37:44+02:00May 16th, 2024|Categories: European, General, Pet Food Manufacturer|Tags: capacity constraints, investment, local industry, manufacturing capabilities, market leadership, pet food market, plant expansion, Silao plant|