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Hoy en día, la industria ganadera y avícola ha adquirido dimensiones globales, los mercados objetivo se han expandido de ciudades a países y han traspasado continentes.
Actualmente, los productos principales y secundarios de los mataderos, más allá de abastecer mercados cercanos, se envasan y comercializan para el consumo en los mercados internacionales.
Muchas empresas del sector activan sus unidades comerciales en países del este de Asia , especialmente China, exportan sus subproductos, en envases aptos para el consumo humano. El valor agregado resultante de esto ha sido tan alto que no sólo compensa los costes de mano de obra y la unidad de empaquetado de carne, sino que puede considerarse una unidad económica independiente por sí misma.
In the current international context, it is very difficult to carry out economic activities with merchants and businessmen from China who mostly do not want to open LC.
Moving the transaction price from China to the European Union is another problem facing slaughterhouses
Our 20 years of experience in the field of supply, production and packaging of goods, negotiation and quality control in more than 15 countries in Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East, prompted us to establish the first company specialized in the field of processing and purchase and sale of livestock products in Spain with the aim of expanding the scope of our activities to Western European countries.
Ignis Darkonis is a key element of the Chongqing Kingfly Frozen Food Ltd. holding company based in Guangzhou, China, which has eight Hazarla processing plants in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Iran, South Africa and Saudi Arabia. Two fanfish processing and packaging units in the Persian Gulf, twelve chicken feet factories with a total capacity of producing more than 70 containers of chicken thighs and feet (about 2000 tons) per month, six fish processing units beef and sheep tails, as well as three cooking and packaging units for the aforementioned products in China, Haiphong (Vietnam) and Malaysia.
Currently, our company has the ability to purchase primary and secondary products from all active slaughterhouses in Europe to supply the raw materials needed by food factories in China, Vietnam and Hong Kong.
Taking into account that a large part of the holding’s investors are Chinese semi-state companies, it is also possible that this company will conclude a one-year contract for products from slaughterhouses, which have a license to export to China, with state companies of that country. .
