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CHI Farms, Aviagen celebrate 20-year partnership

CHI Farms, Aviagen celebrate 20-year partnership

CHI Farms Limited, a member of Tropical General Investments (TGI) Group, is celebrating 20 years of partnership with Aviagen, a global poultry breeding company behind the Arbor Acres® brand, to support poultry farmers across Nigeria. Florian Blevin, Business Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, Aviagen, commended CHI Farms for its longstanding commitment to the Nigerian poultry industry and its role in making Arbor Acres genetics accessible to local producers.

CHI Farms Limited, a member of Tropical General Investments (TGI) Group, is celebrating 20 years of partnership with Aviagen, a global poultry breeding company behind the Arbor Acres® brand, to support poultry farmers across Nigeria. The partnership has provided farmers with access to quality breeding stock, advanced genetics and technical expertise to improve productivity and flock performance.

Over the years, the collaboration has expanded to include farmer training, knowledge sharing and technical support tailored to local production conditions, contributing to the growth of Nigeria’s poultry industry. Commenting on the milestone, Dr Olatunji Olaitan Olaofe, Managing Director of CHI Farms, said the anniversary reflected the company’s commitment to delivering value to customers.

He expressed appreciation to Aviagen for its support and to customers for their continued trust in the company. Florian Blevin, Business Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, Aviagen, commended CHI Farms for its longstanding commitment to the Nigerian poultry industry and its role in making Arbor Acres genetics accessible to local producers. Both companies reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the partnership and supporting a more productive and sustainable poultry industry in Nigeria.

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