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CB Chicken also antibiotic-free - Vimarsana News

CB Chicken also antibiotic-free

Caribbean Broilers Group has announced that its flagship brand CB Chicken is also antibiotic-free.  This follows last week’s announcement by its competitor Jamaica Broilers Group, which indicated it was eliminating the use of the agent that fights bacteria.  According to Caribbean Broilers CEO Matthew Lyn, the company was to reveal the development at the opening of its new sustainable poultry plant, The Nest, in a few months.  However, with the move last week by Best Dressed Chicken to make its shift public, Lyn said it made more sense for Caribbean Broilers to share the good news now. ...

JPS and Caribbean Broilers Group partner to build heat and power plant - Vimarsana News

JPS and Caribbean Broilers Group partner to build heat and power plant

The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS), in collaboration with the Caribbean Broilers Gr...

Green to work with agencies to eliminate illicit importation of chicken parts - Vimarsana News

Green to work with agencies to eliminate illicit importation of chicken parts

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Floyd Green, says he will be wor...

Fowl play - Producers flap at fraudulent import of chicken parts - Vimarsana News

Fowl play - Producers flap at fraudulent import of chicken parts

The Integrity Commission has turned the spotlight on an absence of transparency in the permit process for chicken back and neck imports. Major Jamaican chicken producers are pressing the Government for 100 per cent inspection of all poultry imports in the wake of a damning report by the Integrity Commission citing fraud, duty evasion, and a permit process that lacks integrity and facilitates corruption. Some importers have been accused of blending in leg quarters among shipments of chicken back and neck to escape combined tariffs for premium parts that reportedly amount to as much as 240 per ...