Natoo's Brazilian Plant Earns First Gold LEED Certification in Latin American Pet Food Industry
Natoo, a leading Latin American pet food manufacturer, has made headlines for its commitment to sustainability. The company's Brazilian biscuit production plant has become the first in the region to achieve Gold LEED certification, a significant milestone in its eco-friendly journey.
Natoo's Vice President of International Sales, Fernando Maluf, expressed pride in this achievement, underscoring the company's dedication to environmental responsibility. The LEED certification, which assesses factors like carbon footprint, water usage, energy efficiency, and overall environmental impact, is a testament to Natoo's sustainable practices.
Natoo's product range, including its popular Coconut and Mango Flavor Biscuits, exemplifies this commitment. Crafted with wholesome, natural ingredients, these biscuits support pets' digestive health, immunity, skin, coat, and energy levels. They contain functional benefits like prebiotics, antioxidants, biotin, zinc, and complex carbohydrates, all contributing to pets' well-being.
Natoo's Gold LEED certification sets a new standard for pet food manufacturing in Latin America. The company continues to offer high-quality, natural pet food products while minimizing its environmental footprint. To learn more about Natoo and its eco-friendly initiatives, visit www.NatooPetFoods.com or contact [email protected].
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