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Aims and Objectives
The Caribbean Poultry Association (CPA) was established in 1999 to promote the
development of the Caribbean broiler and table egg industries. Its activities
revolve around the pursuit of four main objectives:
The CPA was formally
incorporated in Jamaica in April 2000 and is recognized by the CARICOM
Council on Trade and Economic Development (COTED) as the voice of the
regional industry. There are currently 18 members, 15 poultry companies
and three national associations from nine CARICOM countries which altogether
account for over 70% of the region's production. The Officers of the Association
are rotated on an annual basis.
The CPA is also committed to the development of the regional agro industry and in
this regard is a member of the following:
The CPA recognizes the imperative of collaborating with national governments in this new globalized environment and seeks to work closely with our colleagues in the public sector to develop all our projects. We are also resolved to maximize the use of the resources available to the regional agro food sector to implement the Industry Development Strategy being pursued by our members. In this regard, we have sought support from technical and financing agencies such as CDB, CEDP, UWI, IICA, CPEC, CDE, EBAS, and the FAO. Home
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