Innodis Poultry Ltd participated in the National Productivity and Quality Convention (NPQC) 2020-2021 organized by the NPCC under the theme ”Pursuing Productivity and Quality amidst COVID-19”. Our team presented two projects and has been awarded the Gold Award for the project on ”Application of a quality and traceability system in poultry logistics” and the Silver…
Lorsqu’une partie de ses 4,000 tonnes d’huile lourde a commencé à fuiter du navire naufragé, le MV Wakashio, au début du mois d’août, avec la menace d’une marée noire aux conséquences environnementales potentiellement catastrophiques, la mobilisation nationale ne s’est pas fait attendre. Des milliers de personnes – pour beaucoup, de simples citoyens préoccupés par l’impact…
Innodis has partnered with FoodWise, an association that shares our commitment to addressing food waste in innovative ways.
Innodis has partnered with FoodWise, an association that shares our commitment to addressing food waste in innovative ways.
Innodis has partnered with FoodWise, an association that shares our commitment to addressing food waste in innovative ways.
Innodis has partnered with FoodWise, an association that shares our commitment to addressing food waste in innovative ways.
Innodis Poultry Ltd was the first company in Mauritius to be ISO 45001 certified, which is the new standard for Occupational Health and Safety.
Through the MI100 initiative, we selected 100 employees from our various departments, ranging from manual workers to managers, to work together.
At Innodis, we’re making important strides towards finding new approaches to environmental problems, by making our poultry operations fully sustainable. Firstly, we are recycling the water we use, and we also have in place a rainwater harvesting system, which are both helping to reduce our reliance on the commercial water supply.
Strong partnerships have always been key to the relationships we build and this is evidenced by our relationship with Bel Group.