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      Champion Petfoods resumes petfood production at Canada facility

      Dryer rebuilt after being destroyed in earlier fire at the Morinville, Alberta, plant

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      Champion Petfoods says it has resumed production of two petfood brands after a fire destroyed a dryer at the petfood company's plant in Morinville, Alberta, Canada. 

      The company will resume production of its Orijen and Acana petfood brands and products will be delivered to retailers during December. The dryer that was destroyed in the fire was rebuilt.



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