The Spanish pet food manufacturer Cotecnica opens new laboratory to boost its RD

Cotecnica is taking another step forward in its commitment to excellence with the opening of a new laboratory, a renovated space that becomes the nerve centre of its research, development, and quality control activities. The new location and upgraded equipment make it possible to work with greater precision, agility, and analytical capacity, strengthening the reliability of all internal processes.

The laboratory is one of the company’s most strategic areas, as this is where raw materials and finished products are analysed and verified to ensure that every batch meets the standards that define the brand. This rigorous control is essential to guarantee that everything reaching customers consistently maintains the level of quality that characterises both Cotécnica and its brand Ownat.

In addition to its role in daily supervision, the laboratory is a key driver of innovation. It is where new ingredients, technologies, and improvements are evaluated, enabling continuous evolution of recipes and production processes. It is a space where science and expertise come together to advance towards more efficient, safer solutions that are fully aligned with market needs.

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