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Kemin Industries opens new regional HQ and lab for pet food innovation in Italy

30 October 20252 min reading

Kemin Industries is expanding its EMEA footprint with a new headquarters and research laboratory in Veronella, Italy. The facility will boost innovation in pet food and rendering technologies and strengthen local investment. 

Kemin Industries has inaugurated a new regional headquarters and advanced research laboratory for Kemin Nutrisurance in Veronella, Italy, marking a strategic milestone for the company. The facility will focus on developing innovative ingredients and solutions for the pet food and rendering industries across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).

Nicola Abrate

Nicola Abrate, General Manager of Kemin Nutrisurance – Europe, highlighted the company’s commitment to the region: "This territory has given us the strength to grow. Today, we are committed to giving back by fostering innovation and attracting talent from around the world."

The new site spans 3,400 square meters, including 1,000 square meters dedicated to research, and involved over 30 local companies, supporting the local economy. Since establishing a European presence in 2011, Kemin Nutrisurance has grown from 20 to 125 employees, with the EMEA region now contributing around 30% of the unit’s global revenue and averaging 11% annual growth over five years.

Kemin Industries, founded in 1961, is a family-owned global ingredient manufacturer supplying over 500 specialty ingredients to feed, pet food, aquaculture, and other sectors in more than 120 countries.

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