The 178,000-square-foot centre brings grain, milling, feed, pet food and animal science programmes together under one facility.
Priority products include agricultural commodities such as grains and soybeans, alongside machinery, vehicles, electrical equipment, steel and other goods.
The device aims to help pet owners identify changes in eating behaviour that could provide useful health insights.
One Health is vital to livestock and feed production because animal health, feed safety, water quality and disease risks are closely linked.
At full capacity, the plant is expected to produce 500 kg/h of PEKILO® mycoprotein.
Freshpet shares are down 2.14% year-to-date, despite a 12% gain over the past three months.
The initiative tackles cassava waste and high animal feed costs.
The new products offer nutritional options tailored to pets’ ages, sizes, and life stages.
The study found that much of the variation in feed efficiency between salmon families is genetic, making the traits suitable for selective breeding.
Phytase is widely used in poultry and swine, but conventional enzymes have had limited effectiveness in dairy cattle.