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a day. Now we’ re investing in more deboning capacity and want to grow that by at least 25 percent in the next two years,” he says.
Alongside that work, the business is exploring evolving customer requirements around stocking densities, production standards and processing methods. Those discussions reflect a wider focus on ensuring the business remains aligned with future demand rather than current expectations.
For all the talk about growth, capacity, and investment, Mark says the real driver is simpler.“ We focus on three things: quality, service, and price. We’ ve built long relationships with our customers and grown organically with them,” he says.
The long-term ambition is practical: grow while supporting employees, customers, and suppliers across the supply chain.“ We’ ve been here for 60 years and want to keep going for another 60. Our mission is to keep Gafoor successful and profitable, value our customers and people, and do our best for everyone in the supply chain,” Mark concludes. ■
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