The complex in Ying County, Shuozhou City, Shanxi Province, has been officially opened by food safety minister Jo Goodhew.
The operation employs almost 400 local people and 85% of all feed is sourced locally.
Minister Goodhew said: “The hub represents a significant investment by Fonterra in its Chinese operations.”
The opening of the hub will also complement other activities in the area, which will boost the local economy.
Already more than 1,000 local farmers have been trained in modern-scale farm management, cattle breeding and disease control by Fonterra’s training programme in collaboration with the Chinese government and farming industry.
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The complex in Ying County, Shuozhou City, Shanxi Province, has been officially opened by food safety minister Jo Goodhew.
The operation employs almost 400 local people and 85% of all feed is sourced locally.
Minister Goodhew said: “The hub represents a significant investment by Fonterra in its Chinese operations.”
The opening of the hub will also complement other activities in the area, which will boost the local economy.
Already more than 1,000 local farmers have been trained in modern-scale farm management, cattle breeding and disease control by Fonterra’s training programme in collaboration with the Chinese government and farming industry.
Read more
Chinese dairy processor Beingmate plans to invest more money in Ireland
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