C.P. Vietnam Corporation (CPV) and C.P. Seeds Vietnam Co., Ltd. have donated cash and goods worth VND 5 billion (approximately THB 6.5 million) to support victims affected by Typhoon Yagi. This donation reflects the “Three Benefits” philosophy of Charoen Pokphand Group, which focuses on benefiting the nation, society, and the company. CPV is collaborating with the government and local communities to restore the lives and livelihoods of people impacted by the disaster.
The donation was made through the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, which will distribute goods to farmers in various provinces. The aid aims to support the recovery of livestock and aquaculture production in areas severely affected by the storm.
As part of the relief efforts, CPV has provided 10,000 chickens and 5 tons of animal feed to farmers in Tuyen Quang Province. A team of volunteers also joined activities to assist and restore agricultural production in the area.
Additionally, CPV has partnered with the government to organize chicken farming training for residents in Yen Bai Province. The company donated another 10,000 chickens, 5 tons of animal feed, farming equipment, and veterinary medicines. CPV also provided eggs and educational supplies to flood-affected households in the region. The company plans to continue supporting agricultural recovery and providing assistance to disaster-affected areas in the future.
Meanwhile, CP Foods and CP Vietnam remain committed to ongoing flood relief efforts. In Thailand, CP Foods has extended its aid to victims in the northern and northeastern regions through the “CPF Food from the Heart Against Floods” program. This initiative supplies fresh food and essential goods through government agencies, community kitchens, and foundations, helping flood victims access adequate food and boosting morale. CP Foods also provides support to its employees affected by the floods.
