A Landmark Moment in Riyadh’s Sustainability Story
In the bustling heart of **RIYADH, Saudi Arabia**, a transformative story has begun to unfold. **Tanmiah Food Company**, one of the Kingdom's leading vertically integrated poultry and food producers, has taken a bold step toward shaping a sustainable future. By signing three ground-breaking Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with **Schneider Electric**, **Strataphy**, and **Kayes Arabia**, Tanmiah is fast-tracking its decarbonization journey while enhancing energy efficiency across its operations.
The signing ceremony, held during the First Annual Saudi Agri-Food Tech Alliance (SAFTA) Forum at the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture (MEWA) headquarters, set an inspiring tone for the Kingdom’s agricultural future. Under the patronage of His Excellency Mansour Almushaiti, Vice Minister of MEWA, the event gathered top industry leaders, policy makers, and innovators. Dr. Abdulaziz Al Malik, Deputy Minister for Research & Innovation, emphasized the importance of merging scientific breakthroughs with actionable initiatives. As presentations unfolded, Tanmiah’s Chief Strategy Officer, Mr. Abbas Khan, showcased innovative solutions—including IoT-driven farming logistics, AI-powered optimization, and locally grown alternative feed—capturing the audience’s imagination.
Technology and Tradition Converge
The partnerships are more than ceremonial—they represent tangible action steps toward Saudi Arabia’s **Vision 2030** sustainability objectives. With **Schneider Electric**, Tanmiah will create a comprehensive carbon inventory, set measurable emission-reduction targets, and follow the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) with FLAG guidance. This approach ensures supply chain decarbonization through supplier engagement and training. Transitioning from vision to reality, the collaboration with **Strataphy** introduces geothermal cooling systems at Tanmiah’s Shaqrah Facility, making history as the region’s first geothermal-cooled poultry operation under the Cooling as a Service (CaaS) model.
Meanwhile, the MoU with **Kayes Arabia** tackles one of agriculture’s long-standing challenges—energy efficiency. By converting diesel-powered equipment at farms and processing plants to LPG systems, Tanmiah is not only lowering emissions but also cutting operational costs. CEO Zulfiqar Hamadani summed it up perfectly: technology, innovation, and strategic partnerships are bridging ambition with measurable impact. This is sustainability with substance.
Building Saudi Arabia’s Green Legacy
Every step forward in Tanmiah’s journey is a step toward redefining food production—cleaner, smarter, and adaptable to future challenges. By blending advanced technologies with eco-conscious leadership, the company is charting a path for others in the sector. Riyadh isn’t just witnessing a corporate milestone; it’s experiencing the rise of a model for environmental transformation, with Tanmiah at its helm.
The future of food in Saudi Arabia looks promising, and the feathers of change have already been ruffled. From farm to fork, Tanmiah’s initiatives carry the potential to inspire a new wave of climate-responsible agribusiness, proving that sustainability can be deliciously successful.
