Jamaica Broilers Group (JBG), through its Hi-Pro brand, continues to invest in the growth of the agricultural sector with a contribution of $20 million towards the staging of the annual Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show to be held at the Denbigh show ground in Clarendon, August 1 to 3.
Daren Lawrence (right) divisional sales and marketing manager for Hi-Pro presents agriculture minister Roger Clarke with a symbolic cheque for $20 million, while Senator Norman Grant (left), president of the Jamaica Agricultural Society looks on. JAMAICA Broilers Group (JBG), through its Hi-Pro brand, continues to invest in the growth of the agricultural sector with a contribution of $20 million towards the staging of the annual Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show to be held at the Denbigh show ground in Clarendon, August 1 to 3.
The announcement was made by president and chief executive officer of Jamaica Broilers Group Christopher Levy at the Denbigh launch held on the lawn of the Hi-Pro ACE Supercentre in White Marl, St Catherine, on Wednesday. His group, he said, viewed the contribution as an investment in the country, as well as the Jamaica Agricultural Society and is in keeping with a long-standing commitment by JBG to the development of agriculture.
