Al Ain Farms Group has announced the merger of five major poultry, egg, and food producers into a single national platform, consolidating key UAE food brands under one umbrella. The announcement was made at the “Make it in the Emirates” forum, underscoring the company’s commitment to strengthening food security, local production, and brand unity in the UAE’s agrifood sector
Al Ain Farms Group (AAFG) has officially merged five of the UAE’s leading food brands—Al Ain Farms, Marmum Dairy, Al Ajban Chicken, Golden Eggs (Al Jazira Poultry Farm), and Saha Arabian Farms—into a single national food production platform. The announcement was made at the “Make it in the Emirates” forum, signaling a major step toward strengthening the country’s food self-sufficiency and industrial coordination.
Backed by Ghitha Holding and Yas Holding, AAFG brings together operations across dairy, poultry, juice, and eggs to streamline supply chains and enhance food security in line with the UAE’s Food Security Strategy 2051. The group now controls a significant share of the UAE’s poultry and dairy production, with plans to expand through innovation, automation, and partnerships in research and integrated farming.
The consolidation builds on a legacy that began in 1981, when the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan established Al Ain Farms to produce fresh milk locally. Four decades later, the unified entity aims to meet growing domestic demand while reducing reliance on imports, maintaining a 24-hour farm-to-shelf delivery model, and supporting regional food supply needs.
While the five brands will retain their individual identities, they will benefit from shared infrastructure, technology, and expertise to deliver higher quality products more efficiently.
