In a landmark evolution, Al Ain Farms Group has stepped into the limelight to revolutionize the food industry in the UAE. The recently-established Al Ain Farms Group is a result of the consolidation of five leading players—Al Ain Farms, Marmum Dairy, Al Ajban Chicken, Golden Eggs (Al Jazira Poultry), and Saha Arabian Farms. Supported by Ghitha Holding and Yas Holding, this strategic integration is designed to redesign the nation’s food production by capitalizing on dairy, poultry, juice, and eggs as major pillars of food security and sustainability.
In a key move to underpin the National Food Security Strategy 2051, Al Ain Farms Group is looking at innovation, operational excellence, and regional market extension, charting the future of food in the UAE. With decades of collective experience and a vigorous thrust towards green technology and local manufacturing, Al Ain Farms Group is poised to create new industry benchmarks and further the UAE’s vision for food self-sufficiency in the long term.
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Strategic Merger Under Al Ain Farms Group Reinforces Food Security
The formation of Al Ain Farms Group directly contributes to the UAE’s National Food Security Strategy 2051. This decision brings brands with a proven history in dairy, poultry, and egg production together under one roof with an integrated supply chain. Al Ain Farms Group is using shared resources and the latest tech infrastructure to upgrade production levels with quality and sustainability. From sustainable packaging to water recycling plants, the group is putting money into sustainable processes for less environmental footprint. Al Ain Farms Group will reduce the country’s food dependence on imports by increasing the country’s food production—becoming a strategic player in the country’s food future.
Local Growth and Technological Innovation on the Horizon
Al Ain Farm Group has a solid five-year plan under way for leading the regional market and investing in innovation. Backed by Ghitha Holding and Yas Holding. The group is revamping its technology capabilities—adding AI, automation, and smart farming to the mix. This allows Al Ain Farm Group to keep up with increasing consumer demands for healthy, sustainable products. It including sugar-free juices and plant-based protein. The brand also hopes to introduce new product lines following shifting consumer behavior. These ambitious moves place Al Ain Farm Group not only as a domestic player, but a regional giant.
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Combining Legacy with Contemporary Prowess
Every one of the five combined companies forming part of Al Ain Farms Group contributes something worthwhile to the organization. Al Ain Farms, established in 1981 by the late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan. It has the distinction of being the UAE’s first integrated dairy and poultry firm. Golden Eggs, a subsidiary of Al Jazira Poultry. It has been acquired for Dh285 million and is the UAE’s biggest egg producer. With innovative items such as Omega 3 and organic eggs, the brand already dominates value-added products. Now part of the Al Ain Farm Group, all these heritage businesses are going to reap from collaborative innovation, state-of-the-art facilities, and a unified market strategy.
Future-Ready and Locally Rooted
With strong support and vision, Al Ain Farm Group is capable of overcoming future food production challenges such as climate change, supply chain disruption, and changing eating habits. The group’s investment in AI-based agriculture, eco-friendly packaging, and nutritional science guarantees a brighter future for the UAE food industry. Al Ain Farm Group isn’t just about growth—it’s about resilience, innovation, and legacy. This historical consolidation marks the beginning of a new era for locally sourced food in the area.
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