Phnom Penh: Although some businesses and investors in Cambodia face the problem of Kovid-19 virus, some local companies continue to pay Its time and resources on the business plan it planned before the outbreak of the virus.
Such as the business project of Kirisu Farm (Kirisu Farm), a dairy farm and a milk processing plant that uses technology. The latest modern in Takeo province that has undergone many years of development. The farm plans to accelerate production activities in early 2020 with the goal of supplying the purest natural milk for Cambodians by the end of the year. Standing next to 550 Holstein heifers imported from Australia in February, March and April, he stood Rithy, CEO of Khmer Fresh Milk Co., Ltd. The farm operator explains, “We are delighted to have imported 550 world-class Holstein heifers. Coming to Cambodia from Australia. So far, the cows we have imported have adapted well to the new environment and are healthy on our farm. We are built with modern technology. ”Mr. Rithy added,“ We would like to thank the Royal Government of Cambodia for creating the conditions. It is easy for us to import all the cows into Cambodia. Due to the Kovid-19 problem, we encountered some difficulties when the team of growers and technologists Top internationals come to Cambodia. We would also like to thank the Royal Government for facilitating the issuance of visas to our international team. We are very happy that our work is still going according to plan and we are really proud that we were able to achieve almost everything as planned. "That we planned before the Kovid-19."
The 300-hectare farm is located in the Tamao Valley in Takeo province, more than 30 kilometers south of Phnom Penh. The farm has fresh air, fertile soil and good tranquility, which is conducive to raising all the newly imported cows. These cows eat corn, beans and other grasses such as Stylo, Mombasa, which are grown and processed on the farm. Once.
Khmer Fresh Milk was formed through a partnership between Singapore-based Cambodia-Laos-Myanmar Development Fund II, represented by Emerging Markets Investment Advisers. EMIA), Singapore-based Japan Nexasia Foundation and a group of highly successful founders including Cambodian and Israeli entrepreneurs. . The technology partner is Israel's Afimilk. Afimilk is one of the largest suppliers of technology and management of dairy farms in the world. And to set up and manage similar business projects worldwide, as well as projects in Vietnam, Bangladesh and China. The company uses the latest technology and environmental protection principles to ensure the sustainable operation of its farms and its dairy products. Manufactured to the highest international standards to ensure both hygiene and product quality.
Chi Sela, co-founder of Khmer Fresh Milk, said that despite concerns about the impact of Virsokovid-19 on health and prosperity In Cambodia, however, the farm team has never considered delaying the launch of this business project, not even once, and setting new standards. For better agriculture and nutrition in Cambodia, Mr. Chi Sela, co-founder of Khmer Fresh Milk, said that despite concerns about the impact of Vira Sokovid-19 on the health and prosperity of Cambodia, but the farm team never thought to postpone the launch of the project This business, not even once, is setting new standards for agriculture and providing better nutrition in Cambodia.
Mr. Sela said, “Kirisu Farm has a long-term vision to bring in pure natural milk, agricultural techniques and food processing. World-class to Cambodia and we do not think for a moment profit. We bring the latest technology and we are working with Israeli agricultural experts on dairy farming and planting. Grow famous in the world to help us grow, how to take care of the health of cows and process 100% natural milk. From Kirisu Farm to high quality according to this international standard.
Most of the farm's employees are locals, and the company says it will distribute pure milk. Free from this farm to families and local government officials to help with the impact of the Kovid-19 crisis And as a token of gratitude to the local people who have supported the farm.
"For me, this is happiness and a hope, and I really want to see the smiles of the children when They tasted pure milk for the first time. This milk tastes different from the milk sold in Cambodia in the past.
"We feed these cows locally grown grain to supplement the feed they grow," said Seila. On the farm and the milk here is processed at our state-of-the-art factory. So we can make the purest milk that Cambodians have ever tasted before and sell it at Phnom Penh and all over the country in just a few hours. ”
Kirisu Farm plans to sell its natural pure milk and fresh yogurt at Minimart, Restaurant and Cafes in the near future.
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