Vantage Energy, the retail electricity supply affiliate of Manuel Pangilinan-led Manila Electric Company (Meralco), renewed its partnership with Bounty Plus Inc., ensuring continued power supply to the latter’s facilities across Luzon.
Under the new retail electricity supply agreement, Vantage Energy will provide customized energy solutions to meet the requirements of Bounty Plus’ poultry and broiler farms.
Vantage Energy said its competitive rates would help boost Bounty Plus’ operational efficiency, performance and market competitiveness. The supply of renewable energy also solidifies Bounty Plus’ sustainability commitment.
Bounty Plus, a division of Bounty Fresh Group Holdings, oversees brands such as Bounty Fresh and Chooks-to-Go.
The agreement covers seven Bounty Plus facilities in Bataan, Tarlac and Pangasinan.
Bounty Plus was the first company in the Philippines to receive the “Reared Without Antibiotics” certification from Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance Inc., highlighting its commitment to responsible and sustainable farming practices.
“As our need for renewable energy continues to grow, Vantage Energy takes active steps to ensure that it is available to us. This shared commitment to renewable power is a bright spot in this partnership, which we hope will continue for years to come,” said Carl Benedick Chung, Bounty Plus senior vice president and deputy agriculture head, during the signing.
Vantage Energy president Ernesto Cabral reiterated the company’s commitment to supporting Bounty Plus’ operations with an energy supply built for scale, stability, and resilience, promoting sustainable growth.
“This venture strengthens our foundation for growth, and our commitment to delivering exceptionally superior services deepens while ensuring sustainable operations beneficial not only to Bounty Plus Inc. as an entity, but also to the communities we serve,” Cabral said.
