Natural pet supplement producer Fettle has announced plans to relocate to a new facility, which will enable it to make a significant step forward in manufacturing and dispatch efficiency.
The new facility in Suffolk will be equipped with Fettle’s first blending machine, enabling the company to create its first wholefood blends. The team has been developing a new blended recipe that will include five wholefood ingredients, and the company claims it will be the first supplement of its kind not to use synthetic ingredients.
The new facility will also enhance Fettle’s ability to dispatch orders more quickly, ensuring customers receive their products without delay, says the company. Additionally, the investment in new equipment will support ongoing product development, leading to a wider array of products.
The company is planning to complete the relocation by the end of 2024.
Co-founder Alex Taylor-Grout said: “We’re incredibly excited to move into our new facility.
“This transition will give us the space we need to further improve our operational efficiency and manufacturing capacity, allowing us to grow. It will also enable us to expand our product range thanks to the new blending equipment we will be investing in, adding significant value to the pet nutrition market.
“We are committed to spreading awareness among consumers about the benefits of wholefoods, providing more choices for pet owners alike. Fettle isn’t just another pet brand, it’s a piece of our lives. It embodies our belief that pets deserve the same level of care and consideration that we give ourselves.”
