At the program, 300 poor households and ethnic minority households in Dak Lak, Binh Phuoc, Long An, Binh Thuan, Soc Trang and Phu Tho provinces were supported with vaccinated one-day-old colored chickens  and animal feed. A representative of Japfa Vietnam shared that the chicken breeds donated by the company are Mia and Choi chickens, which are popular in the market today. Thanks to the superior characteristics of native chicken breeds combined with the strengths of imported breeds, the products have the advantage of being healthy, highly uniform, quality meat and beautiful appearance, suitable for consumers' preferences. Regarding animal feed, the company donated products specifically for chicks that meet international quality standards. In particular, in order to support recipients to successfully raise chickens, the company's technical staff has trained farmers on the care and feeding process.

As one of the households receiving support from the program, Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Ich (Hamlet 2, Nhut Chanh Commune, Ben Luc District, Long An Province) said: "With Japfa providing chicken breeds, feed and technical advice on how to brood chickens, feed troughs, vaccinations... I feel very excited and hope to take good care of them to have more income."

As part of a series of community care activities, on July 31, Japfa Vietnam coordinated with the Ho Chi Minh City F&B Association to donate more than 1 ton of fresh food under the Japfa Best brand to disadvantaged people in the area.

With the goal of “Growing towards mutual prosperity”, over the years, Japfa Vietnam has focused on developing products from hygenic raw materials, operating a safe farm system to ensure animal health. At the same time, the company focuses on the project “Care & Share” to improve the quality of life and develop the economy for localities. To date, the journey has donated more than 70,000 breeding chickens to farmers in remote communes, ethnic minority areas in Thanh Hoa, Lang Son, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh and Tuyen Quang.

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