November 15, 2024

Japfa Vietnam donates 10,000 litres of disinfectant to farmers

Japfa Comfeed Vietnam Co Ltd (Japfa Vietnam) has launched a programme in early November to donate 10,000 litres of disinfectant to Vietnam's Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Departments, households, and industrial farmers.

This initiative aligns with the company's mission of "Co-creating value with customers" and aims to strengthen sustainable partnerships within the agricultural sector.

Under this programme, farmers receive disinfectants tailored to the specific needs of different livestock types. These products are designed to clean barns and sanitise environments, helping to prevent the spread of pathogens and protect animal health.

In addition to providing disinfectants, Japfa Vietnam's technical team offers disease prevention guidance. The team assists farmers with biosafety protocols and shares knowledge to improve livestock farming practices.

Japfa Vietnam, a key player in the closed value chain Feed-Farm-Food with nearly three decades of experience in Vietnam, is committed to developing sustainable business systems. The company strives to be a trusted partner for customers and farmers nationwide by optimising resources and enhancing farming practices.

To further its goals, Japfa Vietnam is upgrading its operating system and delivering a comprehensive package of solutions, including livestock breeds, feed, and farming techniques. The company also conducts training programmes for distributors to enhance their business capacity, share market insights, and improve decision-making.

The Caravan Roadshow project, featuring Japfa's technical experts, has been a highlight of the company's outreach efforts. This initiative has travelled to more than 40 provinces and cities in Vietnam, sharing breeding knowledge and receiving positive feedback from business partners.

Through these efforts, Japfa Vietnam continues to strengthen its role in fostering sustainable agricultural practices and supporting the country's livestock farming community.

-      Vietnam Investment Review