FORT COLLINS, CO — PetDine, a contract manufacturer of private-label pet supplements, has announced the expansion of a 105,000 square foot manufacturing plant in Windsor, CO.
The $25 million expansion will triple the company’s cold extrusion soft chew output, expand its liquid line capabilities, and provide a standalone powder and sachet line. It will bring as many as 40 new jobs to Northern Colorado.
As an addition to PetDine’s headquarters and plant facilities in Fort Collins, CO, and a manufacturing facility in Harvard, IL, the Windsor facility provides growth opportunities in the contract manufacturing industry, according to a press release from the company.
“From sourcing the finest ingredients to exploring new opportunities in the pet supplement and pet treat space, we do everything possible to maintain leadership in the fast-paced pet supplement industry,” said Preston Munsch, PetDine CEO. “Our growth is centered on helping clients capitalize on opportunities quickly and cost-effectively, while maintaining unparalleled product quality and ensuring true client product differentiation.”
Under the guidance of Jay Sokolowski, PetDine senior operations manager, the Windsor facility will utilize the company’s access to more than 300 high-quality ingredients to increase output of pet product formulations unique to each client.
“PetDine’s tagline is simply ‘Made Better,’ whether that is functional liquid pet food toppers, soft chews or pet supplement powders,” said Sokolowski. “Everything we do is for the health and benefit of pets and making it possible for our clients to provide the best products for those pets. It is exciting to be a part of a company that is rapidly growing and expanding to continually be at the forefront of the pet food industry.”
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