Odour emissions from pet food processing
The processing of animal by-products and meat to make pet food has a high potential for generating odours.
Certain activities are particularly high-risk:
- receiving raw materials
- grinding
- blending
- cooking
- canning or pouching.
Some pet food facilities also carry out on-site rendering of animal wastes – another key area of risk.
How can we help?
Odournet has extensive experience in assessing the odour impact of pet food production plants, and evaluating and selecting the appropriate odour treatment technology on behalf of global market leaders in the field.
Need to know more?
If you’re serious about controlling odour from a pet food production facility, you’ll need a combination of robust odour and process management procedures (from housekeeping to material storage). Odournet can help you evaluate the procedures you already have in place and optimise them as necessary. We can also offer support in applying both odour collection and odour treatment systems to high-risk elements of the process (for example, at a canning plant).
