Feed Milling in the Philippines is vitally linked with the production of swine, poultry and other livestock, the large scale raising of which can only be possible with the availability of food-quality feeds in sufficient quantities and reasonable prices, since feeds constitute some 60- 70% of the direct cost of the livestock raising. PAFMI, non-stock, non-profit association was born through the initiatives of its pioneers.
On June 9, 1951, the growth of livestock raising formed an association as the Philippine Animal Feed Manufacturers, Inc. (PAFMI) consisting of six members, namely:
Fil. American now Vitarich Corporation
Araneta Institute of Agriculture (AIA) Feedmills, now RFM Corporation
Superior Feed Mills, Inc. now Virginia, Inc.
Philippine Feedmilling Co, Inc.
Far East Agricultural Supply
Halili Feedmills
On April 24, 1956, Phil. Animal Feeds became Philippine Association of Feed Millers, Inc. (PAFMI) with eleven members. Over the past 7 decades and have now become multi-billion peso enterprises, they have evolved into modern computerized feed plants and now serving not only Luzon but the whole Visayas and Mindanao. From 1990 the eleven members increased to 35 members up to 2021.
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Mr. Teodoro C. Deocares
Pilmico Animal Nutrition Corp.
Mr. Roderick H. Ramirez
CJ Philippines Inc.
Ms. Ma. Fatima T. Cipriano
Sunjin Philippines Corporation
Ms. Alicia G. Danque
Vitarich Corporation
Mr. Edwin C. Mapanao
Unahco, Inc.
Dr. Eugene P. Mende
San Miguel Foods, Inc.
Mr. Christopher Ian C. Tingzon
Hoc Po Feeds Corp.
Mr. Charlie Hsieh
Thick & Thin Agri-Products, Inc.
Mr. Philip D. Ocampo
Easy Bio Philippines, Inc.
Dr. Norman C. Ramos
Philippine Foremost Milling Corp.
Mr. Romuel W. Tan
Universal Robina Corporation
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