Jamesway chosen for Tunisian hatchery
By Canadian Poultry magazine
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(L to R) Mahmoud Daadouch - Owner of Miamys Poultry Company ,Arend Kuperas, Director of Sales for EMEA Regions. Back row: Philippe Armengau, Canadian Trade Commissioner for Tunisia, Ahmed El Bayoumi, Area Sales Manager for Africa and the Middle East Jamesway Inc.The Miamys Poultry Company from Tunis, Tunisia will be purchasing Jamesway multi-stage machines for their upcoming hatchery project.
The contract was signed, with some ceremony, at the Canadian Embassy in Tunisia with Canadian Trade Commissioner, Philippe Armengau, in attendance. Jamesway is proud to be adding another country to their list of over 180 international clients.
The large Tunisian company has been involved with breeder, turkey and layer production and will be expanding with this new hatchery.
The decision to use Jamesway was solidified after a successful visit to Poland where the Miamys Team was able to tour the Cedrob Hatchery, the largest hatchery in the world and an enthusiastic Jamesway client.
Along with a complete line of setters and hatchers, the Tunisian operation will also feature some of Jamesway’s Automatic Hatchery equipment and Hatchcom Data Retrieval System.
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