On September 3, Thailand's Investment Promotion Committee approved two Nestlé Thailand investment plans, with a total investment of over 6.4 billion baht to expand the production of pet food and pet snacks in the Amata City Industrial Park in Rayong Province. Among them, the pet food project invested about 4.5 billion baht, and the pet snack project about 1.93 billion baht. More than 90% of the production of the two projects will be exported to markets such as the US, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, and it is estimated that more than 450 million baht of local raw materials will be purchased each year. According to BOI, Thailand is currently the second largest exporter of pet food in the world, after Germany.

On September 3, Thailand's Investment Promotion Committee approved two Nestlé Thailand investment plans, with a total investment of over 6.4 billion baht to expand the production of pet food and pet snacks in the Amata City Industrial Park in Rayong Province. Among them, the pet food project invested about 4.5 billion baht, and the pet snack project about 1.93 billion baht. More than 90% of the production of the two projects will be exported to markets such as the US, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, and it is estimated that more than 450 million baht of local raw materials will be purchased each year. According to BOI, Thailand is currently the second largest exporter of pet food in the world, after Germany.