Nestlé Purina To Invest CHF 520m In Pet Food Facility In Italy
Nestlé Purina plans to invest CHF 520 million (€562.12 million) in a new pet food plant and logistics facilities in Mantova, Italy.
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Nestlé Purina plans to invest CHF 520 million (€562.12 million) in a new pet food plant and logistics facilities in Mantova, Italy.
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