Global Presence

Asia

Afghanistan
Bahrein
Brunei
China
East Timor
Hong Kong

Iraq
Japan
Jordan
Vietnam
Kazakhstan
Kuwait

Lebanon
Maldives Island
Oman
Pakistan
Qatar
Tajikistan
United Arab Emirates

Africa

Angola
Benin
Cape Verde
Chad
Congo
DR Congo

Equatorial Guinea
Gabon
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Liberia
Libya

Mauritania
Mozambique
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
South Africa
Tunisia

Americas

Aruba
Bahamas
Brazil
Curaçao

Granada
Haiti
Peru
Saint Kitts and Nevis

St Martin
Surinami
Trinidad and Tobago
Mexico

Europe

Albania
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Belgium
Canary Island
Denmark

Georgia
Russia
Germany
Italy
Kosovo

Macedonian
Moldova
Montenegro
Netherlands
Scotland

Facilities

Offices: Goiânia, Uberlândia, Belém, Brasília, Itaberaí.

REARING HOUSE

Comprehends the period between the first week up to the 22 week of the broiler and aims to ensure a progression of growth according to the standards of the lineage in use, following the weight uniformity criteria for the flock. In this period, its important prepare the chicks for the sexual maturity.

FERTILE EGGS PRODUCTION UNITY

The fertile egg production takes place in the breeding house after the adaptation of the flock. In this unit, the hens and roosters are housed together in the same shed, so the mating and therefore the fertile egg production will occur. The laying of eggs occurs between the 20 and the 68 weeks of age of these hens.

HATCHERY

Installed at Itaberaí–GO district, we are considered one of the most modern in Latin America. It has the capacity of incubating 11,4 million eggs per month.

GRAIN WAREHOUSE

Applying ISSO 9001 certified processes, grain storage buildings ensure high standard corn used in the bird’s feed.

FEED MILL

Created in 1997, it is currently completely automated and has the capacity to process 140 tons per hour.

BROILER CHICKEN PRODUCTION

The high tech broiler chicken houses allows a modern poultry activity, with a stable production chain.

PROCESSING

The acquisition of new technologies is critical to support the automated production model with a goal of 320,000 birds per day.

DISTRIBUTION

State-of-art industrial parks in Latin America take Brazilian product to more than 40 countries in four continents.