VITARICH CORPORATION - Philippines

Vitarich Corporation (VITA) was incorporated in 1962. The forerunner of VITA was established in 1950 by the brothers Feliciano, Lorenzo and Pablo Sarmiento, when they founded Philippine American Milling Co. Inc. (PAMCO). PAMCO eventually moved from its original location to a more modern feed plant in Marilao, Bulacan, marking the beginning of VITA's fully integrated operations. The company's subsidiaries are Philippine's Favorite Chicken, Inc. (PFCI), and Gromax, Inc. PFCI ceased commercial operations in 2005. Gromax, on the other hand, is engaged in the manufacture and distribution of animal health and nutritional products. VITA is engaged in the formulation, production, storage and marketing of various animal and aqua feeds. The feeds are produced in various forms such as mash, pellet,  

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crumble and extruded. The feeds product line consists of broiler feeds, layer feeds, hog feeds and aqua feeds. The company's day old chicks (DOCs) are sold nationwide to commercial end-users or supplied to contract growers. DOC production is supplied to its contract growers and sold to commercial broiler producers. Source: SEC Form 17-A (2008)