DIANE AGRODIANE AGRO

Food dependency is not an agronomic inevitability, it is a chain problem. DIANE AGRO builds the missing links between local production and the market: inputs, processing, packaging, cold chain and distribution.

Integration is the core of the model: feed produced in-house supplies poultry and fish farming, whose output is packaged and then distributed through the group’s logistics resources.

• Animal feed production
• Poultry farming
• Crop production
• Aquaculture and fish farming
• Packaging and cold chain
• Logistics and distribution

Poultry meets fast-growing urban demand with a short production cycle. In exchange it demands strict health control, steady feed supply and an unbroken cold chain.

数据待确认Capacity of 2,500,000 birds/year across 8 modern farms and an automated slaughter and packaging unit meeting international sanitary standards.

Crop production feeds both the group’s processing chains and consumer markets. Crop selection is driven by local agronomy and by the real needs of downstream units.

数据待确认Over 1,200 hectares developed for food crops and grain production dedicated to the animal and poultry feed unit.

Inland aquaculture remains underdeveloped relative to demand. It requires simultaneous control of fingerlings, water quality, feed and cold chain — which an integrated model makes possible.

Feed accounts for the dominant share of animal production cost. Producing it in-house from local raw materials secures the margin, quality and availability of the entire chain.

Grading, packaging, traceability and presentation determine access to modern distribution channels. This is the step that turns farm output into a market product.

For fresh products, logistics is not a cost centre but a quality condition. A cold-chain break, a rotation delay or a transfer gap translates immediately into losses.

Every relocalised supply chain reduces the import bill, steadies retail prices and creates non-relocatable jobs in rural and peri-urban areas.