Mozambique Poultry Association (A.M.A)

1. MozambiquePoultryAssociation (A.M.A) SADC POULTRY LIAISON FORUM Gaberone, November 21st de 2011. By: EmidioTinga & Susana Luciano

2. About us? Aboutus? The Mozambican Poultry Association (AssociaçãoMoçambicana de Avícultores) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development of the poultry industry in Mozambique. The organization is entrusted with representing the interests of the poultry industry both large and small scale producers within the following industry sectors:  Breeder Farmers; Hatcheries (day-old) Industry; Poultry Feed Producers; Broiler Farms; Egg Producers; Abattoirs; Developing Farmers Associations; Poultry Consultants

3. AMA VISION To create an industry environment in Mozambique within which poultry producers and government can approach each other and address constructively any current or potential issues. Fonte: Estatutos da AMA

4. A.M.A Regular Activities Public affairs / relations with the government • To represent the interests of the poultry industry in Mozambique. • Keep members informed about legal and regulatory development • Communicate concerns and views of industry • Improve the direction and outcome of government programs and regulations that have an impact on the industry Public relations and consumer education • Investment promotion and marketing of products, to increase consumption and opening new marketing channels; • Involve communities and the industry's well-being of food safety standards across the value chain; • Ensure community standards are adhered to noise, odor and dust problems. Member Services / special projects • Assistance, research and information to member companies (with emphasis on poultry inspection and other regulatory programs), conduct research and economic research; • Conduct programs related to food security, health and worker safety, environmental and other. In future 4

5. Change in market share of broiler importers and AMA over the five years 2010 Importers: 25% AMA Members: 75% 2005 Importers: 67% AMA Members: 33% 5

6. TechnoServe and Poultry Industry research in 2005 concluded most broilers were being imported illegally into Mozambique Nacala Maputo Durban Research concluded that Brazilian chicken 1) was being imported at or near the end of its shelf life 2) was Brazilian but was coming indirectly from Dubai after sitting in supermarkets nearly a year or more, and 3) was entering the country without the levy of existing import tariffs or VATs. 6 Source: A.M.A.; How to Make the Poultry Industry Fly

7. DESCRIPTION OF THE NATIONAL POULTRY INDUSTRY • MAPUTO PROVINCE: 1 breeder farm, 5 hatcheries, 5 feed mills, 4 abattoir; Developing farmers association and large-scale producers.  Layers Producers (table eggs). • Investments in progress: parent stocks, 1 hatchery, 2 new abattoir, new poultry farmers (new entrants), expansion of layers ( table eggs). • MANICA PROVINCE: 1 breeder farm (parent stock), 1 hatchery, 1 feed mill, 1 abattoir; Developing Farmers Association and Large-scale producers and Layers producers ( table eggs). • Investments in progress: parent stock, 1 hatchery, 1 abattoir, and new poultry farmers (new entrants) . • NAMPULA PROVINCE: 2 breeder farms, 2 Hatcheries, 2 feed mills, 2 abattoirs and a couple of small and medium poultry farmers and layers producers ( table eggs) • Investments in progress: Parent stock. • INCREASE THE NUMBER OF JOBS

8. INVESTMENTS MADE, IN PRODUCTION, CAPACITY AND JOBSCREATED. 1 – INVESTIMENTS 2005-2011. 2 – PRODUCTION CAPACITY 3 – CURRENT JOBS. Total investiments - $45.000.000. Total jobs – 95.118. 8 Source: (A.M.A _Central de Informacao)

9. EXPECTED PRODUCTION 2011 - 2012 9 Fonte: AMA

10. 10 Therewill also be increased demand for 131 thousand tons in 2020, driven by growth of the poultry industry • The industry will be driven by the growth of purchasing power of people, with an increase in GDP per person of 7.0% paPopulation growth at 2.0% per annum • Growth of the poultry industry to 19% pa over the next 5 years • After these five years, it is assumed normal growth due to population growth and purchasing power Projected consumption of domestic production 2010-2020, ‘000 MT 8.6% 137 126 116 107 19.0% 98 91 84 70 59 50 42 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 10 Source: Estudo TechnoServe (Southern Africa Regional Soy Study, 2011)

11. AMA strategic plan going forward • Increase abattoir capacity in all regions • Work with Public Works Ministry to improve roads access to domestic grain production areas, e.g. North and Center regions • Promote reduction of sales of live chicken (due to health safety issues) • Continue to work with government to create a favorable legal and fiscal environment for poultry and feed grains • Work with Ministry of Agriculture to improve technical, legal and institutional assistance to small producers, e.g. strengthen ADAM and improve lab capacity for poultry/grain quality assurance and disease control/strategy • Capture funds to finance AMA’s executive staff through membership encouragement and other, e.g. surcharge on day-old-chicks One of the main competitive advantages of Mozambique is the potential to produce comparatively low-cost maize and soy 11 Source: AMA (Mozambique National Poultry Association)

12. KHANIMAMBO THANK YOU KANIMAMBO! Associação Moçambicana de Avicultores Fax: +258 21 022510. Email: amafrango@gmail.com Blog: http://amafrango.blogspot.com/