Project Background:
Dairy Farmers of America (DFA), the largest centralized liquid milk distributor in the United States, possesses an extensive sales network spanning 48 states and independently owns 21 large-scale dairy production and processing bases across the country. Major U.S. food manufacturers, represented by the Kraft Group and Dean Foods, as well as globally renowned fast-food giants such as Pizza Hut, McDonald's, and Starbucks, rely entirely on liquid milk distributed by DFA to support their dairy production lines. In 2010 alone, DFA's total liquid milk distribution reached 7 billion gallons. DFA has truly fulfilled its founding mission: to unite individual dairy farmers, centralize production capacity, provide full distribution, unify marketing, and maximize the interests of dairy farmers through large-scale buyers.
To ensure the gold-standard quality of its milk supply, DFA only accepts farm owners who are the most stable and possess extensive industry experience in their respective U.S. states. The California Sistine Dairy Farm, which is currently seeking 30 investment immigrants, is a member of DFA and has signed an indefinite liquid milk purchase and sales contract with the association. This means that the project can generate cash flow as soon as the first cow begins producing milk. Sistine Dairy Farm only needs to focus on the production stage; every drop of milk produced by the farm will be fully transported and distributed by DFA, which will then return the generated cash flow to Sistine Dairy Farm.
Sistine Dairy Farm is located in the plains of California, USA, known as the world's breadbasket. With a capacity of 5,000 to 12,000 adult dairy cows and a daily production of 45,000 to 108,000 gallons of fresh milk, it has become a large-scale dairy farm in California and within the entire DFA network. Sistine Dairy Farm owns 1,500 acres of fertile pasture, absorbing California's golden sunshine throughout the year. The three rounds of different crops harvested not only meet the feed requirements of the cattle but also generate additional income for the farm through the sale of surplus economic crops. The farm is currently in the mid-stage of construction; three major barns and a feed storage area have been built and put into use, harvested feed has been stored, and over 3,000 young dairy cows have been the first to move into the new barns. It is expected that by the time the project is completed in December 2011, the calves will have grown and begun producing milk.
The first information session for this project was successfully held on April 16, 2011, and investors who attended were full of enthusiasm for the project. Against this backdrop, Worldway Group has decided to hold a second information session for the project this week. The details are as follows:
Beijing Information Session:
Time: April 22, 2011 (Friday), 14:30
Location: Worldway Beijing Office (8th Floor, Block A, Ocean Office Park, No. 10 Jintong West Road, Chaoyang District)
Reservation Hotline: 010-5979 9665
Shenzhen Information Session:
Time: April 23, 2011 (Saturday), 14:30
Location: 12th Floor, Fortune Building, Shenzhen
Reservation Hotline: 0755-3330 2888
Please click to view the introduction to the DFA California Dairy Farm Project (Phase I):
http://www.worldwayhk.com/qbzx/news/1857-1.html
