Background: ownership, sourcing and positioning
Hypro Premium and Pikko are both independent operators in the Australian cat food market, and each leans on a distinct founding story to set itself apart. Hypro Premium is built on a grain-free, 100 percent real meat positioning using locally sourced Australian ingredients, made at Hypro's own NSW facility. Pikko uses 100 percent meat recipes with named cuts and organs and a premix built on vitamin K2 rather than menadione. The two brands differ in several ways beyond the one point highlighted here.
Hypro Premium is made in Australia by Hypro Pet Foods, a family-owned manufacturer in the Hawkesbury Valley, NSW, across grain-free kibble and 85g pate pouches. It is a brand of Hypro Pet Foods, a family-owned Australian manufacturer in the Hawkesbury Valley run by the Camilleri family for more than 25 years, alongside its Be Frank and Pure Life brands.
Pikko is made in Perth, WA, gently cooked in small batches and frozen into daily-portion pouches, across four recipes. It is an independent Perth brand making small-batch gently cooked meals delivered frozen by subscription within Western Australia.
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