Ingham's launches electric vehicles, water recycling plant

The water recycling and treatment plant is expected to increase production by 20% at the Osborne Park processing facility.

October 2, 2023

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Ingham's

To aid in the company’s expansion efforts and prioritize sustainability, Australian poultry producer, Ingham’s, has launched an electric vehicle (EV) program and begun construction on a new water recycling plant.

“Ingham’s is committed to continuing to play a leadership role in sustainability in the poultry industry. We strive to ensure our operations are good for our animals, our people and consumers, and our planet,” according to a company press release. “As a 100-year business which relies on best practice farming, we are well positioned to make a positive difference by addressing sustainability challenges and opportunities.”

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