Chia Tai supports communities in the fight against COVID-19, providing nutritious meals through its volunteer project

Thursday 25 June 2020 08:58
Chia Tai recently held a volunteering activity under corporate social responsibility initiative - “Chia Tai Volunteer Project”, for our staff to join force in making a difference to community during crisis.
Chia Tai supports communities in the fight against COVID-19, providing nutritious meals through its volunteer project

On this occasion, up to 50 Chia Tai volunteers assisted in packing and distributing nutritious and healthy food boxes, including fresh melons from Chia Tai Farm to people in communities surrounding Chia Tai Headquarters on Sukhumvit 60. This CSR initiative demonstrated the company’s efforts in promoting food security and alleviating the suffering of people in the communities affected by the pandemic of COVID-19.

The activity was supported by the Phrakhanong District Office and the Internal Security Operation Command (ISOC) with general public announcement and facilitation on the day in regard to COVID-19 precautionary measures.

About Chia Tai ??

Chia Tai Company Limited was established in 1921. It is now one of Asia’s leading agricultural companies with its business covering the entire chain of the agricultural industry, starting from quality seeds, fertilizers, plant protection, to cultivation technology and delivery of safe and quality products.?

Determined to unceasingly develop products and services, Chia Tai was among the first companies in Thailand to develop hybrid seeds. It has high potential to develop breeds to create security for farmers and confidence for consumers. Chia Tai has up to 10 R&D stations in Thailand and other countries and seven subsidiaries across Asia and the US with over 1,300 employees.??

Chia Tai’s principle in doing business is firmly based on business ethics and professionality, with its goal to develop products and services that deliver?agricultural innovations for a better and sustainable quality of life?for people across the region.??