Vietnamese company in Australia active in charity activities amid COVID-19
Master Poultry Group Pty Ltd (MPG) - a Vietnamese-owned business in Australia, is very active in charity activities, especially its support to the Vietnamese community and local people amid difficulties posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Employees of Master Poultry Group Pty Ltd are distributing goods (Photo: facebook)
Sydney (VNA) - Master Poultry Group Pty Ltd (MPG) - a Vietnamese-owned business inAustralia, is very active in charity activities, especially its support to the Vietnamese community and local people amid difficulties posed bythe COVID-19 pandemic.
Every year, MPG organises social charity events and welfare programmesfor about 200 employees, with 70 percent of those being Vietnamese citizens.
Particularly, when the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in VictoriaState, although its production and business activities were significantlyaffected, the firm still organised two programmes for those with financialdifficulties during the health crisis.
In its programme in April, the company presented over 8 tonnes ofchicken products at different locations in Melbourne city. It also offered 10 facemasks in each gift packages.
Starting in early November, its second programme, takes placeevery Saturday afternoon and lasts until before Christmas.
Each charity gift package contains two kilogrammes of chicken products and other essentialssuch as rice, soy sauce, milk, juice, instant noodles and toilet paper.
As of December 12, the company has organised six rounds of giftdistribution with nearly 1200 gift packages were presented to local people./.
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Employees of Master Poultry Group Pty Ltd are distributing goods (Photo: facebook) 
