Did you know that Aller Petfood was the world’s first proactive and responsible pet food manufacturer to be certified to ISO 22000? The ISO 22000 certification is your guarantee that our management system has been measured up against best practice within human food safety and that we fully comply. ISO 22000 is an international standard, which keeps the organisation’s control of food safety in focus. We develop and manufacture a variety of dry food and wet food for cats and dogs. We work with private labels and have a successful range of brands of our own ranging from super premium to standard fitting all pet owners’ needs. A family owned business, we have been producing animal feed since 1921. In the 1970’s we began producing pet food and some of our customers have been with us ever since. We are proud that our partnerships go back a long way. We know that our focus on effective support, high earnings & large margins and an open and honest communication is the backbone of our partnerships. As a partner, you benefit from our high quality, high flexibility and high service level. Are you interested in becoming a distributor for one or more of our brands? Learn more via this link: http://aller-petfood.com/brands/for-distributors/ Headquartered in Denmark, the majority of our team is based in Russia. An Expert HUB services Denmark and Russia ensuring that the organisation is closely knit despite the physical distance. Our two factories in St Petersburg and Tver are ISO 22000 certified and service the whole world. We look forward to start the dialogue with you here on LinkedIn. Follow us to get insights about the world of pet food. We look forward to meeting you!
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How do you act on restrictions in your area of business?
Restrictions -accept or eliminate? as business people we are facing many external restricting factors, which we have no or little influence on. How do you deal with your business challenges do you accept them and navigate within them or do you attempt to eliminate their influence on you business? Please share your approach and experience… #petfood #petindustry #petfoodindustry #sustainability #transperancy #business #outoftheboxthinking
BOOST YOUR MARGINS BY PRODUCING PETFOOD LOCALLY Reduce your logistics costs You might have to prepay orders when importing pet food; hence the long transport times result in long periods of the cash being fixed in products that are not yet available to sell – a strain on the cash flow and a potential restriction on growth. Logistic costs are on the rise – shorter transport and thereby lower transport costs can boost the profitability for all parties in the value chain while remaining price competitive on the shelf. Avoid customs and foreign production costs The customs rates can be significant, and further costs can be added if delays in customs accure. No currency exchange rate losses Import adds currency dependence to the costing and thereby the profitability of the pet food. By producing locally and buying and selling in the same currency, this risk is eliminated. Hence the recommended retail price can be stabilized. Cheaper delivery costs to neighboring markets Shipping goods to closer markets will increase the profit margins without the large expenses of long-distance logistics. Ensuring ongoing availability When producing locally, it is possible to ensure ongoing supplies to the shops and avoid empty shelves. Ongoing availability can boost sales growth. #petfood #petindustry #petcare #petfoodindustry #agriculture #dogfood #catfood