Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda EC$15 Million Livestock Development Project Approved
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda EC$15 Million Livestock Development Project Approved

EC$15 Million Livestock Development Project Approved

16 July 2026 - 12:55

EC$15 Million Livestock Development Project Approved

16 July 2026 - 12:55

Betty’s Hope (Antigua Sugar Mills)

Cabinet endorsed plans for a modern Veterinary and Livestock Development Complex at Betty’s Hope, describing it as a transformative investment in national food security.

The first phase of the EC$15 million project will include a modern abattoir for sheep, goats and pigs, alongside a poultry processing facility.

Officials said the wider vision includes veterinary services, livestock production, food processing, research, training and agribusiness development under one integrated complex.

Government officials believe the project will strengthen domestic food production, improve food safety, reduce reliance on imported meat and create new employment opportunities while positioning Antigua and Barbuda as a regional leader in livestock production.

Cabinet also endorsed the creation of an agricultural security framework to protect livestock assets, infrastructure and genetic resources.

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2 Comments

  1. We keep touting projects that never seem to come to fruition

  2. A major investment in agriculture that could strengthen food security and create new opportunities for local farmers. �
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