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SustainabilityA De Heus hatchery in Ghana boosts the region's farmers and supports local communities
Last year, De Heus formed a pioneering joint venture with Kuipers Breeders to set up a state-of-the-art hatchery in Ghana producing layer chicks. By supplying a cost-effective alternative to imported layer hens, the partnership aims to help develop egg farming in the region, provide the local population with an affordable source of protein and support rural communities. Theo Smalbraak, Business Group Director Africa & Middle East, De Heus, and Jurjën Kuipers of Kuipers Breeders report on the status of project.
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Follow the progress of the realisation of the Araguaia Biodiversity Corridor
We are part of one of the largest reforestation projects in the world! Due to joint efforts with BJF in the building of new partnerships, we help bringing the farmers closer to the mission of restoration.
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Collaborations in Animal Nutrition Research & Development | De Heus
Explore our partnerships and collaborations in animal nutrition R&D, working to advance the industry and improve animal health and well-being.
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Quality in feed | De Heus Animal Nutrition
De Heus Animal Nutrition - Producing high quality feed and offering high quality services related to Animal Husbandry
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Compound feed | De Heus Animal Nutrition
For every animal species, we have dedicated, optimised feed products proven over years of evaluation and experience. Click here to keep reading.
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SustainabilityHow sourcing raw materials locally can improve the lives of rural farmers in Ghana
To achieve a sustainable supply chain and foster communities, De Heus Ghana's ambition is to purchase at least 50% of its raw materials from local sources by 2025. In this way, the company can improve the whole supply chain along with the economic position of local farmers. This requires the local business unit to collaborate with strong partners who share De Heus' values.
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SustainabilityDe Heus visits Black Jaguar Foundation's environmental restoration areas in Pará
With significant socio-environmental impact, the project promotes preservation and restoration of degraded areas in the Araguaia Biodiversity Corridor for the benefit of the local community and beyond. The size of the corridor has the potential to have a positive effect on all of us everywhere and to truly make a difference.
