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2018/2019 FISCAL YEAR | First Quarter | Unaudited Results
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Two mentors addressed them weekly. One of them was the chairman of Jamaica Broilers Group, Robert Levy, who testified that as a boarder, he dropped out of JC, despite being privileged, because of poor results and misconduct.
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Jamaica Broilers Group (JBG) has acquired a feed mill in Georgia for an undisclosed sum as part of its expansion thrust in the US. In an advisory to the Jamaica Stock Exchange, JBG said it is finalizing the asset purchase agreement with Crystal Farm Mills through its subsidiary Wincorp Properties, but has already taken over the day-to-day operations of the facility.
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The Jamaica Broilers Group Limited (JBG) continues its growth strategy by further expanding in the United States. Wincorp Properties, a subsidiary of JBG, is finalising the execution of an Asset Purchase Agreement with Crystal Farm Mills.
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Efforts by some American chicken producers to establish a stronghold in the local market is not going down well with several Jamaicans.
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The Best Dressed Chicken headed to Chateau District, Clarendon recently to assist Food for the Poor in constructing a home for Patricia Howell.
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There is a new chairman for the board of the National Housing Trust (NHT). He is Lennox Channer, Vice-President of Accounting at the Jamaica Broilers Group.
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Lennox Channer, a vice president of the Jamaica Broilers Group, has been appointed the new chairman of the National Housing Trust (NHT).
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Locally produced chicken neck has been in a pickle for the past two months, a development for which poultry market leader the Jamaica Broilers Group is taking full responsibility.
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Jamaica Broilers Group Vice-President of Accounting Lennox Channer is the new chairman of the National Housing Trust (NHT).
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JAMAICA - Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Audley Shaw says the ministry is targeting the implementation of several strategies intended to boost Jamaica’s livestock and dairy industries and enable the country to become more self-sufficient in these areas.
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THIS YEAR’S STAGING OF JAMAICA FUN IN THE SON, AN EVENT KNOWN FOR PROVIDING SUPPORTERS WITH A RICH, AUTHENTIC JAMAICAN WORSHIP EXPERIENCE, WILL BE SPORTING A NUMBER OF NEW FEATURES COME SATURDAY, JULY 14.