BRF Donates Food Kits for Health Professionals Involved in The Fight Against Coronavirus in São Paulo

BRF, one of the largest food companies in the world, starts donating food kits to health professionals who work to combat the new coronavirus in the city of São Paulo. The action is part of the R $ 50 million announced by BRF in donations of food, medical supplies and support for research and social development funds, to contribute to efforts to combat the effects of the pandemic. 9,700 product baskets will be delivered per month to employees of the Municipal Hospital M’Boi Mirim - Dr. Moysés Deutsch and the Municipal Hospital Vila Santa Catarina - Dr. Gilson de Cássia Marques de Carvalho, who provide care for SUS, of the Municipal Hospital of Campanha Pacaembu, opened on April 6, and Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein. The goal is to support and facilitate the lives of these teams with a line of frozen foods, 

In all, BRF’s donation initiatives will reach hospitals, social assistance organizations, food banks and health professionals in the states and municipalities where the company operates. In hospitals alone, donations should favor more than 15,000 people / day for the next three months. As a global company, the Company will extend this initiative to countries where it has production units, such as Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.

About BRF
The world’s largest global chicken exporter, BRF is present in about 140 countries and owns iconic brands such as Sadia, Perdigão and Qualy. Its purpose is to offer quality food that is increasingly tasty and practical, to people all over the world, through the sustainable management of a living, long and complex chain, which provides better life for everyone, from the countryside to the table. Guided by fundamental commitments to safety, quality and integrity The Company bases its strategy on a long-term vision and aims to generate value for its more than 90 thousand employees worldwide, more than 250 thousand customers, approximately 11 thousand integrated producers in Brazil, all its shareholders and society. BRF has 34 industrial complexes in Brazil in 10 states, in addition to another 5 factories outside the country.