- Business
- DaChan Food (Asia) Limited, along with its associated entities, operates extensively in the production and commercialization of animal feeds, chicken products, and prepared food items across Asia. Its business is structured into distinct divisions: Processed Food, Livestock Feeds, and Chicken Meat. The Processed Food division focuses on developing and distributing a variety of convenience foods, including pickled, pre-fried, and instant options, which are marketed under brands like Sisters' Kitchen and DaChan Chicken Kids. The Livestock Feeds segment manufactures and supplies feeds, base mixes, and pre-mixes for various animals such as swine, layers, broilers, ducks, and breeder poultry, featuring brands like Dr. Nupak, DaChan, and Green Knight, and utilizes "Immune-Plus" biotechnology for healthier feeding. The Chicken Meat segment encompasses comprehensive broiler operations, from breeding and hatching to contract farming, processing, and selling fresh and frozen chicken meat, often supplied to major fast-food chains and sold under the DaChan and Sisters' Kitchen labels. Beyond these core areas, the company is involved in animal husbandry, the leasing and construction of poultry farms, swine farming, and the manufacturing and trading of feed ingredients, aquatic products, and animal health medicines. Products reach consumers and businesses through an extensive network including chain stores, farmers' markets, online platforms, distributors, supermarkets, and recently opened direct-sale outlets in regions spanning the People's Republic of China, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Japan. The company emphasizes a vertically integrated business model to ensure product safety and quality, notably implementing a "Transparent Source" traceability system. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Beijing, China, DaChan Food (Asia) Limited functions as a subsidiary of Great Wall International (Holdings) Ltd. Recent strategic shifts include a greater focus on downstream food processing to mitigate market volatility in raw materials, supported by investments in expanded processing facilities.