Kaleter is upgrading its business and strengthening its breeding base. To keep growing its breeder operations, complete its full industry chain and build its core strength in poultry, Kaleter's project of 33 standard broiler breeder houses in Shandong is moving forward quickly and is now close to completion. On October 2, Kaleter General Manager Liu Zhengzhong visited the construction site. He checked progress in person, looked into the details of the project and gave direction for high-quality construction.
A major project: 33 broiler breeder houses near completion
The broiler breeder project in Shandong is a key strategic project for the company as it deepens its work in livestock and poultry and expands its core capacity. The plan calls for 33 high-standard broiler breeder houses. The project is large in scale, highly automated and of real value to the industry.
A highlight of the build is the set of positive-pressure heat recovery units installed across the project. The system recovers waste heat from inside the houses, improves ventilation and keeps the house environment stable. It cuts energy use and supports both energy saving and biosecurity, giving the future breeder flocks a solid base for healthy production.

On-site inspection keeps quality and progress on track
The project is now in its most demanding phase. Machines are running and work on site is well organized, with every task moving steadily to stay on schedule. On October 2 the General Manager walked the houses under construction. He heard detailed reports from the project leads on construction, technical challenges, quality control, equipment preparation and the schedule.
He gave specific guidance on key points, including the building standard for the 33 houses, the plan for installing and commissioning the positive-pressure heat recovery units, and the plan for starting operations. He also set out the core requirements for the build.



During the visit he also thanked all the front-line staff working on site. He praised their dedication and hard work in pushing the project forward. He asked them to look after safety and support services while keeping to the schedule, and to balance work with rest.


The front-line team said they will follow the company's construction requirements closely. They will hold to quality, watch the schedule, keep the site safe and complete the installation and commissioning of all the farming equipment. They are working to finish the 33 breeder houses and start production as soon as possible, helping the company continue to grow.
Kaleter is building a modern breeder base and looks forward to the project starting production soon, which will further strengthen the company's breeding stock.




