Mr. Pig donates vehicle to Orange Growers Association

Mr. Pig, a community-driven farm that produces premium, delicious pork through sustainable and eco-friendly practices, has donated a pickup to its partner, the Orange Growers Association (OGA).

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mr. Pig, Nii Gberbie, at a brief ceremony in Akim Oda, handed over the pickup to the President of the Orange Growers Association (OGA), Nana Yaw Baffour Frimpong, at the association's head office in the Birim Central municipality in the Eastern region on Tuesday, October 8, 2024.

"As stakeholders in the agricultural value chain we deem it fit to support the operations of organisations like OGA. We've been working with OGA since its inception. By collaborating with local farmers near our site at Kyirimankani in the Akyemansa district in the Eastern region and the Orange Growers Association, Mr. Pig repurposes surplus and blemished oranges into nutrient-rich feed for its pigs. This only not reduces waste but also enhances the health and flavour of the meat, making it tastier and more nutritious. Committed to animal welfare and environmental sustainability, Mr. Pig is a leader in high-quality, responsibly farmed pork," Mr. Gberbie told the media.

Receiving the pickup of behalf of the Orange Growers Association (OGA), Nana Yaw Baffour Frimpong thanked Mr. Pig for the timely gesture and promised the association's unflinching commitment to their mutually beneficial long-standing partnership in promoting sustainable agriculture in Ghana. The Orange Growers Association (OGA) is a leading farmer-based organisation with chapters in Eastern, Central and Ashanti regions and with plans far advanced in extending to other regions.

Mr. Pig and The Orange Growers Association (OGA) appealed to corporate entities to partner them in delivering quality in the sector and rolling out more of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives in education, health and other aspects in advancing the nation.