100% Natural, Green Chicken
Anthoney's, Sri Lanka's first green poultry farm, is over joyed.
We Produce The Greenest Chicken In Sri Lanka
New Anthoney’s are Sri Lanka’s first green certified poultry producer. New Anthoney’s chicken are the greenest and safest chicken to consume, making our product unique among many chicken suppliers in Sri Lanka. With a long-term vision for environmental friendliness and sustainability, we produce more than just the best quality all-natural chicken from Sri Lanka; we offer a lifestyle of shared values that combines healthy eating with social responsibility.
Anthoney’s Haritha Hari chicken is Sri Lanka’s only home-grown chicken brand. Haritha stands for a holistic green approach; Hari represents the taste, aroma, freshness, goodness and end-consumer satisfaction and value.
- International Poultry Standards
- Farm Fresh
- 100% Natural
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- by tc5RsPvj3x3AzEZz,
- Jun 14, 2020
New Anthoney’s Farms embarks on an ambitious export growth strategy
New Anthoney’s Farms (Private) Ltd, a renowned and trusted name in the poultry sector with an unwavering commitment towards sustainable breeding and production practices for a healthier nation, recently announced its strategic ambitions to strengthen its position as one of the leading…
- by tc5RsPvj3x3AzEZz,
- Jun 14, 2020
New Anthoney’s Farms First Poultry Producer To Embrace Biodegradable Packaging
Taking a pledge to combat the detrimental environment pollution caused by plastic waste, New Anthoney’s Farms Ltd. have shifted to 100% compostable packaging, making it the first to embrace biodegradable measures. These biodegradable packaging of their infamous ‘HarithaHari’…
- by tc5RsPvj3x3AzEZz,
- Jun 14, 2020
New Anthoney’s Farms Reaffirms Poultry Supply Amidst Economic Challenges
New Anthoney’s Farms (Pvt) Ltd, to ensure consumers continue to enjoy their favorite chicken brand, recently reaffirmed its position to provide adequate and uninterrupted supply of its meat range amidst feed shortages and the growing challenges facing Sri Lanka’s economy.