TOMCL secures high value contract with Global Developing Food Industries

September 27, 2021 (MLN): The management of the Organic Meat Company Limited (TOMCL) has informed the exchange through a notification that the company has secured a high-value contract for a supply of 250 MT frozen boneless deglanded meat worth $1million to Global Developing Food Industries Company, Saudi Arabia.

Global Developing Food Industries is another successful food processing company in the Middle East. The group is considered one of the growing food manufacturing and distributing companies in the region.

This contract execution gives a pathway for a positive pathway for the company's business and value for its shareholders, the notification added.

The contract further solidifies TOMCL's position as a reputable and reliable meat processor in the export sector.

As a pioneer of frozen boneless meat exporters, TOMCL has been selling the international meat industry for nearly a decade. The company has an impressive history of delivering halal and a variety of qualities of chill d a d froze meat and edible offals to various meat and offal importers all over the Middle East and the Far East. The company's innovative history in the meat sector, its stat of art services played a major role in acquiring the contract for the biggest food processor of the middle east i.e, National Food Company (Americana) and Glo at Developing Food Industries Company.

TOMCL is a high-quality Halal meat processor and exporter. The Company was incorporated in 2010 and commenced operations in 2011 with two initial products, fresh chilled beef and mutton, and frozen boneless meat.

Currently, TOMCL has the largest product range as well as market access from Pakistan's meat export se tor. Moreover, TOMCL's slaughtering and meat processing facility is spread over 15 acres at Gadap, Karachi. The facilities are approved to supply products to Kuwait, man Qatar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. (“KSA"), United Arab Emirates (“UAE”), Bahr in, Maldives, Hong Kong, and Vietnam.

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