Crysbro energizes Housewives’ Association annual general meeting
Sri Lanka’s leading chicken brand, Crysbro was the main sponsor of the recently concluded 59th annual general meeting (AGM) of the Housewives’ Association.
Held in Galle, the AGM had participation of members from its nationwide branch network.
The event included a cookery demonstration at which culinary expert Chef Nilan Chandana Pathirana showcased quick and simple meals using chicken which are easy to prepare and are nutritious.
Housewives’ Association President Suhaila Hussain said, “Crysbro’s participation at our AGM was much appreciated by the members who found the culinary demonstration highly instructive, especially the tips on how best to cook chicken to enhance its natural taste. We look forwards to joining hands with Crysbro for future events too.”
Further, Hussain added that they hope Crysbro will continue the good work in supplying the country with hormone free, nutritious chicken.
Founded in 1958 by women’s rights protagonist, Lorna Wright, the Housewives’ Association has 20 branches and 5000 members from all over the country. The organisation unites different communities at various lifestyle events, including fund raisers, sales and exhibitions and cultural celebrations.
Shafeek Samad, Director of Farms Pride Ltd, custodians of Crysbro brand, said that partnering with the Housewives’ Association is a natural fit.
“Family is priority and housewives pride themselves in providing nutritious and tasty meals to their family. We value being part of the journey in ensuring good health to future generations,” explained Samad.
Crysbro chicken, known for its quality and taste is a favourite among Sri Lankan households. Reared from a breed of carefully selected chicks, together with innovation, maintenance of consistency of the highest quality of hygiene standards, grown in natural conditions with nutritious corn and maize - rich feed, ensures the best quality poultry.
Furthermore, the quality processes are strictly enforced at Farms Pride, throughout the cycle, from feed mill to poultry farming, from scientific bio-security measures and support, so as to managing topmost hygiene levels.