The largest broiler production plant in the country

Beijing Dafa Zhengda Co., Ltd. is a joint venture between Beijing Dafa Livestock Corporation and Thailand Zhengda Group in 1986. It is an export-oriented modern large-scale agricultural, animal husbandry and food enterprise that implements the integration of animal husbandry, industry and commerce and one-stop production, supply and marketing. . The company has a total investment of 633 million yuan, a registered capital of more than 30 million US dollars, and fixed assets of 450 million yuan. The amount of raw materials purchased from the base accounts for 98% of the total processing volume, the production and sales rate reaches 99%, the annual sales are nearly 1.6 billion yuan, and the annual export earnings are More than $57.7 million. The company integrates broiler breeder raising, chick hatching, feed production, commercial broiler raising and slaughtering processing, broiler product deep processing and internal and external sales. It has 14 production plants/fields. Among them, it owns 6 chicken breeding farms and 3 hatcheries, raising more than 600,000 sets of the world's best "Aiwein" parent breeder chickens, producing 68 million qualified hatching eggs, and more than 5,900 "double large" commercial chicks. Thousands of feathers, ranking fourth in the industry nationwide; among them, Dingjiazhuang Breeding Chicken Farm and Miyun Hatchery, the largest in the country and even in Asia, raise 140,000 sets of parent breeder chickens annually and produce more than 35 million hatching eggs annually. It has three feed factories with an annual output and sales of 420,000 tons of full-price pellet and extruded high-quality compound feed, ranking first in North China. It has one of the largest modern broiler slaughtering and processing plants in North China covering an area of ??124,000 square meters, three cooked food processing plants, four freezers with a total storage capacity of 2,200 tons, and one sewage treatment station with a daily sewage treatment capacity of 3,500 tons. 130,000-180,000 broiler chickens are slaughtered and processed daily, ranking first in the country in single-shift output; the annual output is "double-large"