MICHAEL LONGLEY – Workshop Director
The poultry processing plant is a complex and diverse operation where minor changes directly affect the bottom line. The PRACTICAL POULTRY PROCESSING MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP is an in-depth workshop that will cover all aspects of poultry processing plant management to help the attendees and their businesses overcome the challenges of running a modern poultry processing plant. The event will take place from November 1st to 4th, 2022 in Bangkok, Thailand. The registration closes on 31st August 2022.
The workshop will cover:
and will be given by internationally experienced poultry experts. This includes our own processing specialist who has over 30 years’ experience and possesses extensive working knowledge of modern poultry processing techniques, machinery and packing systems
MICHAEL LONGLEY – Workshop Director

KASH LAL – Workshop Tutor

Additional information about the registration:
Interested in attending?
Contact us for more details at:
Email: [email protected]
Mobile / WhatsApp: +44 7842 506 924
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