One of the CP Malaysia objectives is to preserve the environment. CP Malaysia complies to the standards set by law to safeguard the environment. In all of our feed mills, farms, hatcheries and processing plants, we closely monitor the quality of air and water before releasing to the environment.
We strive to reduce the amount of hazardous waste in all operations and continuously seek to find alternative uses or to dispose of necessary waste in an environmentally responsible manner.
Technologically advanced automations are fully utilized to process products that are fresh and safe
Striving to achieve various certification corresponds to our on going commitment to produce high quality products with full traceability. Our operations are certified with HALAL, BAP, HACCP, EU, IS0 22000:2005, HACCP, HALAL, EU and SPLAM.
Our longstanding commitment to environment management and employee safety is an integral part of how we do business. Our experienced technical support personnel ensure good culture pratices to produce high quality shrimp with better survival rate.
Auto feeders are used in our farms to ensure proper feeding. They contribute to produce high quality shrimp with higher survival rate, improve shrimp ADG, FCR and cost savings.
The practice of culturing tilapia fish and shrimp in the same pond. The motivating principle is to maximise the productivity and minimising land usage.
Our initiative to reduce paper usage contributes to cost saving, high productivity and minimising space consumption and as well as environmental damage.
Our farms and hatcheries are equipped with bio-secure facilities that reduce the risk of transmission of infectious diseases, quarantined pests, invasive alien species and living modified organisms
We use Q-Pass tank for the fry delivery system to reduce the usage of plastic and polyfoam.
In feedmill, we practice HACCP standards to ensure our quality products come from high quality raw materials. All materials are inspected on physical and analysis on nutrition composition with advanced technology instrument.
Biofiltration is a pollution control technique using living material to capture and biologically degrade pollutants. Common uses include processing waste water, capturing harmful chemicals or silt from surface runoff, and microbiotic oxidation of contaminants in air.
Preparing the shrimp and fish ponds by using our well known aquatic probiotics to maximise production output. This practice is important for removing sludge, oxidize organics, and pH adjustment
