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Purina completes expansion project in Dunkirk, New York, increasing production for innovative new cat treat
$19 million investment supports launch of Fancy Feast Savory Cravings
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DUNKIRK, N.Y., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Nestlé Purina PetCare today announced the completion of a $19 million expansion project in Dunkirk, New York, to increase production capacity for Fancy Feast Savory Cravings, a new cat treat innovation that keeps Purina on the cutting edge of form and function.
Leveraging a traditional bar design concept from Nestlé s confectionary business, Purina s new Fancy Feast Savory Cravings bars can be broken into smaller bites to extend treat time for cats.
Changes, closures coming soon to I-70 in Denver for CDOT s Mile High Shift project
Denver7 Traffic Expert Jayson Luber takes a deep look at the new tunnel on the I-70 project, what the driver experience will look like, and how the reconfigured viaduct will look and feel.
By: Stephanie Butzer
and last updated 2021-05-21 10:02:09-04
New traffic changes begin next week as the Colorado Department of Transportation kicks off its Mile High Shift project, which will move both directions of Interstate 70 between Brighton Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard off of the viaduct and lower it under a cover park.
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