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    Industriya NG Manok

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    The document summarizes the poultry industry in the Philippines. It states that as of April 2019, there were over 184 million birds in the country, mostly raised in regions like Central Luzon, CALABARZON, and Western Visayas. It describes the largest poultry processing plant in the country, owned jointly by Cargill and Jollibee Foods Corp, which has an annual processing capacity of 45 million chickens. Issues facing the industry include climate, policies, infrastructure, and avian influenza outbreaks in 2017. Key export markets for Philippine poultry include Japan and South Korea.

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    Industriya NG Manok

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    The document summarizes the poultry industry in the Philippines. It states that as of April 2019, there were over 184 million birds in the country, mostly raised in regions like Central Luzon, CALABARZON, and Western Visayas. It describes the largest poultry processing plant in the country, owned jointly by Cargill and Jollibee Foods Corp, which has an annual processing capacity of 45 million chickens. Issues facing the industry include climate, policies, infrastructure, and avian influenza outbreaks in 2017. Key export markets for Philippine poultry include Japan and South Korea.

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    The document summarizes the poultry industry in the Philippines. It states that as of April 2019, there were over 184 million birds in the country, mostly raised in regions like Central Luzon, CALABARZON, and Western Visayas. It describes the largest poultry processing plant in the country, owned jointly by Cargill and Jollibee Foods Corp, which has an annual processing capacity of 45 million chickens. Issues facing the industry include climate, policies, infrastructure, and avian influenza outbreaks in 2017. Key export markets for Philippine poultry include Japan and South Korea.

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    Industriya NG Manok

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    Jhamela Ann Elesterio
    The document summarizes the poultry industry in the Philippines. It states that as of April 2019, there were over 184 million birds in the country, mostly raised in regions like Central Luzon, CALABARZON, and Western Visayas. It describes the largest poultry processing plant in the country, owned jointly by Cargill and Jollibee Foods Corp, which has an annual processing capacity of 45 million chickens. Issues facing the industry include climate, policies, infrastructure, and avian influenza outbreaks in 2017. Key export markets for Philippine poultry include Japan and South Korea.

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    Industriya Ng Manukan

    sa Pilipinas
    AGRIKULTURA
    • GAANO KALAWAK ANG POULTRY FARM
    SA PILIPINAS?
    • As of April 01, 2019, estimated 184.88
    Million birds Total inventory
    • 39.74M Layer Chicken
    • 37.05M Native Chicken
    • 63.63M Broiler Chicken
    Mostly raised in the regions of:
    Central Luzon
    CALABARZON
    Western Vizayas
    Northern Mindano
    The Largest Processing Poultry Farm In
    the Philippines
    • Inagurated by a joint
    venture between Cargill and
    Jolibee Foods Corp.
    • 867 Million Peso (17$ M)
    Poultry Meat Production
    Plant
    • 45 Million processing
    capacity a year
    • Provides dressed and
    Marinated Chicken
    • MGA PROBLEMA AT SOLUSYON SA
    INDUSTRIYA NG MANUKAN
    Klima
    Trade and Economic Policies
    Inadequate Infrastructure
    Facilities
    Avian Influenza (2017)
    • PHILIPPINE POULTRY EXPORTS
    • Japan
    • South Korea

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