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Customers in Iraq Welcome Ross
IRAQ - Rasun Ltd, a leading poultry company based in Erbil, Iraq, and Aviagen recently joined forces to host their first customer seminar to introduce the Ross 308 to the Iraqi market. Rasun Ltd is part of the Vano Group and is now the official supplier of Ross 308 parent stock to Iraq and will begin supplying customers in the domestic market at the end of May 2008.
The event, held in Amman, Jordan, was attended by over 70 delegates, representing leading parent stock companies throughout Iraq. The delegates enjoyed a two-day seminar covering a wide range of topics, including the importance of biosecurity, critical age management in rearing, photo stimulation, male management, egg handling and nutrition. These presentations provided practical advice and demonstrated the performance potential of the Ross 308.
Dr Salah Bakir, Chairman & CEO of Vano, said: "We are delighted to work with Aviagen in distributing the Ross 308 product to our customers all over Iraq. The seminar offered us the opportunity to share important management advice and experience from other markets which highlights the competitive strength of the Ross 308. We are proud to be the official Ross 308 distributor in Iraq and are confident that our customers will be delighted with the product performance and technical service on offer."
John Maguire, Ross Sales Manager for the Middle East, added: "The Iraq market is an important developing market and this latest addition to the Ross distributor network is testament to the popularity and proven performance of Ross products in the region. Rasun are a flagship operation in Iraq and we are proud to establish a close cooperation with them."
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