The South African corporation embarks on a brand new bankruptcy of enlargement
Rainbow, a South African poultry processor, celebrated its sixtieth anniversary by means of internet hosting an tournament within the colourful surroundings of Hammarsdale, consistent with a company-issued press unencumber.
Past the anniversary, Rainbow additionally heralds the revival of the second operational shift at its Hammarsdale P2 processing plant.
The development introduced in combination key stakeholders who jointly prolonged their resolute enhance to the native poultry business. Their presence underscored Rainbow’s pivotal position in riding development inside the sector and uplifting communities at huge.

Rainbow’s strategic enlargement of the P2 Processing plant marked an funding of R220 million, additional reinforced by means of an extra R400 million from contract growers. The initiative encompasses an intricate overhaul of all the provide and manufacturing chain inside the KwaZulu-Natal area, spanning from farms, hatchery operations to processing amenities. Key mission elements come with the development of 120 incremental new broiler properties, improvements to the hatchery, the set up of air-cooling programs and gear on the processing facility, and the development of state of the art gyro-type and field freezers.
In 2017 when Rainbow got rid of one shift at Hammarsdale P2 on account of dumping, more or less 1,350 workers have been retrenched. With the Rainbow Hammarsdale enlargement, Rainbow has re-instated more or less 750 jobs, with an extra 100 jobs to be initiated by means of June 2024.
“The Poultry Grasp Plan is a visionary blue print and is set growing capability, stimulating call for for rooster, rising exports, transformation and bringing in farmers and different gamers that have been prior to now excluded,” mentioned Marthinus Stander, managing director of Rainbow Hen.
Marthinus additionally spoke about Rainbow’s dedication to the Poultry Grasp Plan and the way it is going past company goals.
In birthday party of its sixtieth anniversary, Rainbow KZN Director Mooketsi Ncube unveiled an attractive rooster statue crafted by means of a neighborhood artisan.