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Meadow Feeds unveils brand-new website

by Staff Reporter
23rd November 2022
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Animal feeds giant Meadow Feeds has lifted the veil on its brand-new website boasting a range of videos, podcasts and articles to help farmers in their journeys towards success. The website also gives farmers easy access to the company’s full range of animal health products.

In the 80 years since Meadow Feeds was founded, the company has undergone many changes and has evolved and adapted into one of the biggest animal feed companies in Southern Africa today. Image: Food For Mzansi
In the 80 years since Meadow Feeds was founded, the company has undergone many changes and has evolved and adapted into one of the biggest animal feed companies in Southern Africa today. Image: Food For Mzansi

Animal feeds giant Meadow Feeds has lifted the veil on its brand-new website boasting a range of videos, podcasts and articles to help farmers in their journeys toward success.

The website gives farmers easy access to the company’s full range of animal feed products and where they can be bought at their nearest stockist. The stockist list is easy to navigate, mobile friendly and gives all the necessary contact details.

On the Meadow Feeds website, farmers can get in touch with expert advisors in all regions across South Africa to assist them with on-farm and animal nutritional requirements.

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Meadow Feeds have been supplying safe, high-quality feed to southern African livestock producers for the past 80 years, using their unrivalled experience and expertise in this field to earn the trust of generations of farmers who bring wholesome meat, milk, and eggs to South African tables. They supply a full range of technical services to their customers, including advice on nutrition, feeding programmes, animal husbandry and production techniques.

Meadow Feeds commitment to optimal animal nutrition has made them the largest feed company in Africa and the leading supplier of innovative, high-performance feed solutions.

Their purpose is to scientifically and cost-effectively meet the requirements of modern farm animals, which require a scientifically balanced and expertly manufactured feed to perform to their genetic potential.

As contributors to food producers, Meadow Feeds maintain good practices in feed production to ensure they play their role in food safety from farm to fork. Meadow Feeds incorporates quality assurance systems and a comprehensive risk management approach to ensure the safety, integrity, and traceability of products. All Meadow Feeds production facilities are ISO accredited as audited by the SABS.

As members of the Animal Feed Manufacturers Association (AFMA), whose mission is to ensure “Safe Feed for Safe Food”, Meadow Feeds voluntarily complies with the association’s code of conduct as audited by Afri-Compliance annually.

There is so much “more than just feed” to be found at https://www.meadowfeeds.co.za/

ALSO READ: Meadow Feeds: Celebrating 80 years in animal nutrition

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