Contract No.

BROILER CHICKEN CONTRACT GROWING AGREEMENT

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

This BROILER CHICKEN CONTRACT GROWING AGREEMENT (“AGREEMENT”) is made and entered
into by and between:

CHAROEN POKPHAND FOODS PHILIPPINES CORPORATION, a corporation organized and

existing under Philippine laws, with principal office at Unit IC-ID LSC Building, Lazatin Boulevard, Dolores
Homesite Ext. II, City of San Fernando, Pampanga, herein represented and hereinafter referred to as the
COMPANY;

and

__________________________________, a sole proprietor doing business under the name

________________________, with business address at Bancay 1st, Camiling, Tarlac, and
hereinafter referred to as the GROWER;

(The COMPANY and the GROWER may be individually referred to as a “Party” and collectively,
as the “Parties”.)

WITNESSETH:

WHEREAS, the COMPANY, which is engaged in the business of animal feeds and poultry
production, among others, desires to obtain the services of a contract grower who shall agree to
comply with the COMPANY’s requirements for its Broiler Chicken Project (the “Project”);

WHEREAS, the GROWER has represented that it is engaged in the business of growing broiler
chickens and warrants that it has the necessary experience, capabilities, and expertise in said business, that
it has an adequate area which contains the necessary facilities to engage in such business, which is located
at the address set forth in Article 2 (the “GROWTH FARM”), and that its business and the GROWTH FARM
has all the required permits and licenses to carry on its business from the regulatory agencies of the
government, both national and local, with particular and specific emphasis on those pertaining to and in
compliance with environmental and zoning policies and regulations;

WHEREAS, the COMPANY has inspected the location of the GROWTH FARM and has found the
same suitable for the Project subject to the GROWER’s compliance with any improvements and measures
that may later be required by the COMPANY in accordance with its guidelines and specifications; and

WHEREAS, the Parties have agreed to undertake the Project together and engage in the growing of
broiler chicks for the purpose of producing grown broiler chickens which are at a marketable size, at the right
volume and within the desired schedule, and shall meet mutual quality standards.

NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the foregoing premises, the Parties have mutually
agreed and covenanted as follows:

ARTICLE 1
PERIOD/TERM OF THE AGREEMENT

1.1. The term of the AGREEMENT shall be for a period of three (3) years and three (3) months which shall

commence from _______________ until ___________________. This AGREEMENT shall cover all
batches of broilers whether completed or ongoing, during the period herein mentioned, unless this
AGREEMENT is earlier terminated for causes herein provided.

1.2. This AGREEMENT is renewable for a similar period or such other period as the Parties may
subsequently agree to. In this regard, the Parties shall, within a period of not less than two (2) months
prior to the expiration of the term of the AGREEMENT in Article 1.1, give written notice to the other of
its intent to renew this AGREEMENT for a similar period or such other period duly specified in the written
notice, to be served in accordance with Article 25. The Party first receiving the written notice shall
formally communicate to the other Party in writing, likewise in accordance with Article 25, within a period
of not less than thirty (30) days from its receipt of the written notice, its formal written answer thereto.

1.3. The Parties should come to an agreement on such renewal within a period of sixty (60) days prior to the
expiration of the AGREEMENT under Article 1.1. The failure of the Parties to agree on the renewal

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period shall automatically extend the period as provided in Article 23 to allow the continuous growing of
the broilers for the ongoing Growing Cycle until the broilers are subsequently hauled and harvested. For
purposes of this AGREEMENT, a Growing Cycle refers to the period beginning on the date the
COMPANY loads the broiler chicks in the GROWTH FARM and ending on the date the COMPANY
hauls and harvest the marketable broilers from the GROWTH FARM.

ARTICLE 2
THE GROWTH FARM

2.1. The GROWTH FARM, as approved by the COMPANY, is a parcel of land located
____________________________________covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No.
_______________with the Registry of Deeds for ________________, consisting of a total of
___________________________________square meters, more or less, and which the GROWER is
the absolute owner of.

2.2. The GROWER shall provide the necessary equipment, structures, facilities, and amenities for the
Project (collectively, the “Facilities”) in the GROWTH FARM, all of which shall conform to and be
compliant with the requirements of the COMPANY, pursuant to the COMPANY’s guidelines and
specifications for Facilities on broiler contract growing, which shall be provided at a later date.

2.3. The GROWER shall allow and provide the COMPANY, the COMPANY’s duly designated officers,
employees, technicians, shareholders, officers, directors, principals, agents and contractors
(collectively, “Representatives”) unimpeded access to the GROWTH FARM at any time of the day or
night.

2.4. In case the GROWER desires to substantially change or modify the layout of the GROWTH FARM, or
otherwise construct any other improvements within the perimeters of the GROWTH FARM, it shall, prior
to implementing such change/s or modification/s to the layout and constructing such permanent
improvement/s, obtain the written consent of the COMPANY. The Parties hereby agree that any
substantial change to, modification of, or construction of permanent improvement on the GROWTH
FARM made by the GROWER without the COMPANY’s written consent shall be a breach of this
AGREEMENT and, therefore, shall be a basis for the termination thereof, and/or the imposition of
penalties at the sole option of and as may be determined by the COMPANY.

2.5. The COMPANY shall conduct an initial inspection before the initial loading and thereafter, regular
inspections of the Facilities and the GROWTH FARM after each hauling and harvesting of the broilers
to evaluate the condition of the Facilities and the GROWTH FARM to ensure their adequacy to meet
the requirements for the proper hygiene, caring, and maintenance of the broilers. The GROWER, or its
Representative, shall attend the initial inspection and all regular inspections in person and shall properly
note the deficiencies found during said inspections. The COMPANY shall provide the GROWER a
detailed report of the results of all inspections, both initial and regular, for the GROWER’s immediate
action and implementation.

2.6. The GROWER shall maintain the Facilities in good working condition during the term of this
AGREEMENT and all costs and expenses incurred for the repairs and maintenance thereof to keep and
maintain the Facilities in good working condition pursuant to the needs of the business shall be for the
GROWER’s own account. The GROWER shall immediately act on any recommendations of the
COMPANY regarding necessary repairs and maintenance on the Facilities. In the event the GROWER
fails to address and immediately attend to the said recommendations of the COMPANY such that the
health and well-being of the broilers risk being compromised, the GROWER expressly authorizes the
COMPANY to undertake such repairs and maintenances on the Facilities, the costs and expenses of
which shall be chargeable to the GROWER and deductible from the amount to be paid to the GROWER
in exchange for the services rendered for the Project under this Agreement (hereinafter referred to as
the “Growing Fees”) or the Bond and/or Bank Guarantee, as defined and provided in Article 3.

2.7. The COMPANY shall have the right to withhold the delivery of the broiler chicks for loading until such
time that the GROWER has implemented the needed repairs and maintenance on the Facilities. The
COMPANY shall not be liable for damages to the GROWER in such circumstances.

2.8. The GROWER, for its own benefit and account, shall obtain adequate insurance coverage from a
reputable insurance company for the Facilities against fire and natural calamities or Fortuitous Events,
as defined in Article 22.

ARTICLE 3
GROWER’S NON-INTEREST BEARING CASH BOND/SURETY BOND/BANK GUARANTEE

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3.1. Immediately upon execution of this AGREEMENT, the GROWER shall provide the COMPANY, a
“Bond”, which may be a cash bond or a surety bond from a reputable surety or insurance company,
which shall bear no interest, amounting to ________________________________________________,
which is computed from P15.00 per broiler multiplied by 76,000 broilers, in accordance with Article 8.
The Cash Bond shall be in such form of acceptance as to secure the performance by the GROWER of
its obligations under this AGREEMENT and as a security for the investments the COMPANY shall be
making for broilers and the feed, vaccines, medicine requirements, and other supplies/items for the
Project (collectively, the “Supplies”) it shall deliver to the GROWER for each Growing Cycle or for any
and all such other accountabilities the GROWER may incur in favor of the COMPANY arising from,
related to or in connection with the implementation of the terms of this AGREEMENT. In the event, the
GROWER elects to post a cash bond, an amount of P1.00 per broiler shall be deducted from the
Growing Fees for every Growing Cycle.

3.2. The Bond, after deducting the GROWER’s accountabilities to the COMPANY if there are any, shall be
refunded to the GROWER within a period of fifteen (15) working days after the GROWER shall have
signified its approval on the accounting of its accountabilities to the COMPANY as shown by its written
conformity on the Statement of Account (the “SOA”) containing the computation of the amount remaining
on the Bond, upon the expiration or termination of this AGREEMENT.

3.3. The GROWER, in lieu of the Bond under Article 3.1, may choose to submit a Bank Guarantee,
evidenced by a Bank Guarantee Certificate, issued by any reputable bank in favor of the COMPANY,
the amount of which shall be payable to the COMPANY upon demand by the COMPANY under such
terms and conditions the GROWER and the COMPANY may agree. All the expenses that may be
incurred in relation to the obtaining and issuance of the Certificate and for the documents that may be
executed in connection thereto shall be for the account of GROWER.

3.4. In the event the total accountabilities of the GROWER to the COMPANY shall have exceeded, at any
given time, the amount of the Bond, the GROWER shall pay the balance (excess of the accountabilities
over the Bond) within fifteen (15) days from receipt of the SOA from the COMPANY. Upon the failure
on the part of the GROWER to pay such amount, the COMPANY may exercise its option of not
delivering the broiler chicks pertaining on the subsequent Growing Cycle, until such time that the
GROWER shall have settled the balance.

3.5. In the event the Parties hereto agree to a renewal or extension of this AGREEMENT, the Bond or the
Bank Guarantee posted by the GROWER shall stay and remain with the COMPANY, with the Parties
re-executing the necessary documents in consonance with the renewal or extension of this
AGREEMENT.

3.6. In the event of an extension to allow the growing and harvesting of the broilers as provided for in Article
23 hereof, the Bond or the Bank Guarantee posted by the GROWER shall be applicable to and remain
valid for the period of extension.

ARTICLE 4
GROWER’S MANPOWER COMPLEMENT

4.1. The GROWER, in consultation with the designated Representative or Technical Service Staff
(“Technical Staff”) of the COMPANY, shall employ, provide, and maintain in the GROWTH FARM the
necessary and adequate number of employees possessing the required skills in the growing, care and
maintenance of broilers (the “Project Workers”).

4.2. The GROWER shall ensure that the pool of Project Workers hired and maintained for the Project can
comply with the COMPANY’s requirements and instructions and can render hard work and special care
to the broilers starting from their delivery until harvest and hauling.

4.3. The GROWER shall ensure that the Project Workers are protected by workers’ compensation
insurance, and that the GROWER shall maintain adequate insurance coverage to cover the Project
Workers and shall furnish the COMPANY with evidence of such insurance coverage, upon request.

4.4. All Project Workers and any of the GROWER’s Representatives who may take part in the Project are
conclusively deemed to be the employees of the GROWER, as applicable. Their respective
compensations, if any, shall be the GROWER’s exclusive responsibility, including any liability resulting
from accidents, injuries, sickness or death, which they may suffer while performing any work on the
Project. For the avoidance of doubt, there shall be no employer–employee relationship between the
Project Workers or Representatives of the GROWER and the COMPANY.

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ARTICLE 5
THE COMPANY’S PROVISION OF TECHNICAL VISITS, SERVICES AND ASSISTANCE TO THE
GROWER

5.1. The COMPANY shall provide the GROWER technical services and trainings regarding poultry
husbandry, sanitation, bio-security, medication, vaccination, and such other aspects of poultry growing
and raising as it may find necessary in the course of this AGREEMENT and consistent with the
COMPANY’s Broiler Raising Manual, which shall be provided to the GROWER at a later date after the
execution of this AGREEMENT.

5.2. The COMPANY shall provide the GROWER the names and Identifications Cards with pictures of the
Technical Staff it will assign to the GROWER. Any additions or changes to the members of the
Technical Staff shall be communicated in writing to the GROWER. The COMPANY may likewise send
authorized Representatives, other than the members of the Technical Staff, to the GROWTH FARM for
purposes of undertaking company mandated activities, provided that the GROWER shall be informed
beforehand of such visits.

5.3. The GROWER, the Project Workers, and its authorized Representatives, shall accord the COMPANY’s
authorized Representatives and Technical Staff the proper respect and allow them unimpeded access
to the operations of the GROWTH FARM and all the pertinent records they may demand and request.
The GROWER shall also see to it that instructions are given to the concerned individuals to extend their
utmost cooperation with the COMPANY’s Representatives and Technical Staff in the pursuit of their
mandated activities in the GROWTH FARM.

ARTICLE 6
THE GROWING CYCLE AND HARVEST

6.1. The COMPANY shall have the sole prerogative to determine the date when the broilers shall be hauled
and harvested from the GROWTH FARM, which shall generally be after the broilers have reached the
minimum number of days during which they are expected to be of marketable size (the “Minimum
Days”). The COMPANY, however, may haul and harvest the broilers prior to reaching the Minimum
Days to obviate losses or if an exigency requires the same.

6.2. The COMPANY shall have discretion and authority to cull the broiler chicks during the first three (3)
weeks of a Growing Cycle in order to avoid culling them on the date of harvest.

ARTICLE 7
THE PRE-LOADING PREPARATIONS

7.1. The COMPANY, through its authorized Representatives and Technical Staff, shall make its
assessments as to whether the Facilities after the immediately preceding hauling and harvesting of
broilers are ready and adequately equipped to ensure the proper hygiene, caring, and maintenance of
broiler chicks for the next Growing Cycle. The COMPANY shall immediately inform the GROWER of
the results of its assessments formally in writing.

7.2. The GROWER, upon receipt of the COMPANY’s written assessments, shall immediately address the
deficiencies noted or areas of concern the COMPANY raised.

7.3. The COMPANY shall have the sole option to withhold the loading of broiler chicks until such time that
the GROWER shall have addressed and fully complied with the deficiencies or areas of concern the
COMPANY raised in its written assessments sent to the GROWER. The COMPANY shall not be liable
for damages to the GROWER for such withholding of the loading of broiler chicks.

ARTICLE 8
DELIVERY AND LOADING OF THE CHICKS

8.1. The COMPANY shall provide and deliver to the GROWER________________________ day-old
chicks, more or less, per Growing Cycle. Prior to the delivery, the COMPANY shall inform the GROWER
of the specific date/s the delivery shall be made in order that the GROWER and its Project Workers may
reasonably prepare for the loading of the broiler chicks to the Facilities. The loading of the broiler chicks
to the Facilities shall be subject to the supervision of the COMPANY’s authorized Representative/s
accompanying the delivery.

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8.2. The GROWER or its authorized Representative shall be present and serve as recipient of the delivery
of the broiler chicks who shall inspect and expressly acknowledge the receipt of the broiler chicks from
the COMPANY by affixing his/her signature on the COMPANY’s Delivery Document evidencing such
delivery of the broiler chicks of which a copy shall be provided to the GROWER. The recipient of the
delivery shall indicate in such Delivery Document any exception on the general physical condition,
quantity, or quality of the broiler chicks delivered which shall be confirmed by the COMPANY’s
Representative accompanying the delivery and supervising the loading.

8.3. The GROWER expressly acknowledges that it receives the broiler chicks in trust for the COMPANY and
that the ownership over the said broiler chicks shall remain with the COMPANY. For this purpose, the
GROWER shall execute the necessary Trust Receipt in favor of the COMPANY, in addition to the
Delivery Document under Article 8.2.

8.4. The COMPANY shall not, however, be liable to the GROWER for any delay or failure to deliver the day-
old chicks/broiler chicks, and the COMPANY shall likewise have the option to withhold the delivery of
the day-old chicks/broiler chicks under the circumstances specified in Articles 2.7, 3.4, 7.3, 14.5, 14.7,
and 21.1, or in such other instances as may be determined by the COMPANY.

ARTICLE 9
PROVISION OF THE FEEDS, MEDICINES AND OTHER SUPPLIES

9.1. The COMPANY shall provide the GROWER with feeds, vaccines, medicine requirements, and other
supplies/items necessary for the Project (collectively, “Supplies”) in schedules to be determined by the
COMPANY.

9.2. The GROWER or its authorized Representative, shall be present and serve as recipient of the delivery
of the Supplies and the recipient shall inspect and expressly acknowledge the receipt of the Supplies
from the COMPANY by affixing his/her signature on the COMPANY’s Delivery Document evidencing
such delivery of the Supplies of which a copy shall be provided to the GROWER. The recipient of the
delivery shall indicate in such Delivery Document any exception on the quantity or quality of the
Supplies delivered which shall be confirmed by the COMPANY’s Representative accompanying the
delivery.

9.3. The GROWER expressly acknowledges that it receives the Supplies in trust for the COMPANY and
that the ownership over the said Supplies shall remain with the COMPANY. For this purpose, the
GROWER shall execute the necessary Trust Receipt in favor of the COMPANY, in addition to the
Delivery Document under Article 9.2.

9.4. The GROWER shall maintain an accurate and updated record of the Supplies received, consumed
and remaining in stock at any given time during a Growing Cycle.

9.5. The GROWER shall store and keep the Supplies delivered by the COMPANY in the proper storage
facility specifically built for the safekeeping thereof and shall assign a Project Worker who shall be in
charge of the safekeeping and storage of the Supplies delivered by the COMPANY and another
Project Worker who shall be responsible for the record keeping and accounting of the Supplies.

9.6. Within forty-eight (48) hours after the hauling and harvest of the broilers, the COMPANY may, at its
option, retrieve all the excess feeds in the possession of the GROWER as long as these are still
contained in sealed, clean, whole, and untampered bags. The excess feeds retrieved by the
COMPANY shall, accordingly, be reflected and deducted from the inventory of the feeds for which the
GROWER is accountable to the COMPANY for. Any excess feeds contained in open or tampered
bags shall be for the account of and be chargeable to the GROWER.

9.7. In relation to Article 9.6, the GROWER shall ensure that all excess feeds contained in sealed, clean,
whole and untampered bags are available for retrieval by the COMPANY upon completion of the
hauling and harvesting of the broilers. Any unsealed, torn, tampered or open bags containing
unconsumed feeds shall be charged to the GROWER as consumed feeds.

9.8. The COMPANY shall not be liable to the GROWER for any delay or failure to deliver Supplies when
such delay or failure is due to the outbreak of diseases and epidemic, strikes, work stoppage, or
government action, or any other similar causes beyond the control of the COMPANY, including
instances of Fortuitous Events.

ARTICLE 10
OWNERSHIP OF THE BROILER CHICKS AND SUPPLIES DELIVERED BY THE COMPANY TO THE
GROWER

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10.1. The COMPANY is and shall remain as the true and lawful owner of all broilers and Supplies it shall
deliver to the GROWER for purposes of this AGREEMENT.

10.2. The GROWER shall hold in trust and secure for the COMPANY the broiler and Supplies delivered by
the COMPANY to the GROWER for purposes of this AGREEMENT with the express undertaking that
the same shall only be utilized for the attainment of the purposes of this AGREEMENT and the same
shall not be sold, disposed of, ceded, mortgaged, encumbered or in any way alienated without the
express, written, and prior approval of the COMPANY. For this purpose, the GROWER shall execute
the necessary Trust Receipts for the items herein mentioned, in addition to the Delivery Documents
which the GROWER previously acknowledged upon receiving the deliveries made by the COMPANY,
in accordance with Articles 8.2, 8.3, 9.2, and 9.3.

10.3. The COMPANY, in order to check the status, condition, quality, and quantity of the broilers and
Supplies may send Representatives to conduct a physical accounting of the items on hand or an audit
of the items under the accountability of the GROWER. Should the audit reveal damaged or lost
broilers and/or Supplies and or a negative variance on the quantities of the same, the COMPANY shall
notify the GROWER of such findings and require the GROWER to explain and account for the
damaged or missing broilers and/or Supplies. The GROWER expressly agrees that the monetary
equivalent of the damaged or missing broilers and/or supplies which cannot be adequately explained
shall be chargeable to the GROWER and deductible from the Growing Fees and/or charged to the
Bond/Bank Guarantee.

ARTICLE 11
CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE BROILER CHICKS

11.1. The GROWER shall strictly abide by the COMPANY’s requirements regarding poultry husbandry, bio-
security medication, and vaccination, which the GROWER expressly acknowledges receiving written
copies of. The GROWER shall likewise implement recommendations given by the COMPANY through
its duly authorized Representatives and/or Technical Staff assigned at the GROWTH FARM. These
recommendations shall be communicated in writing to the GROWER who shall acknowledge receipt
of said recommendations.

11.2. The GROWER shall maintain the GROWTH FARM a reasonably disease-free environment and shall
not allow any other poultry or fowl of any kind in the GROWTH FARM other than the broiler chicks
delivered by the COMPANY. The GROWER shall not likewise allow any of its Representatives and
Project Workers who enter the GROWTH FARM to visit or work in other poultry farms.

11.3. The GROWER shall not unduly expose the broilers to factors which may be harmful to their health or
which may affect the quality or wholesomeness of the resulting product and shall not use any
veterinary products and other Supplies not authorized by the COMPANY including, but not limited to,
antibiotics and performance enhancers.

11.4. The GROWER shall promptly notify the COMPANY in case it observes or suspects any abnormal
mortality or sickness with any broiler in the GROWTH FARM, through the fastest available mode of
communication and which communication the COMPANY shall duly acknowledge within twenty-four
(24) hours from its occurrence. The GROWER shall retain physical evidence of any abnormal mortality
or sickness, including the Supplies, feeds, or other items related to the incident for purposes of
verifying and conforming the extent and cause of the abnormal mortality or sickness and to enable the
COMPANY’s Representatives or Technical Staff to conduct proper investigation, give proper advice,
and control further occurrence. Should such abnormal mortality or sickness be verified to be due to
the fault or negligence of the GROWER, the GROWER shall be liable for all the costs, expenses, and
damages suffered or incurred arising from such abnormal mortality or sickness. The GROWER
expressly agrees that such costs, expenses, and damages suffered or incurred shall form part of the
GROWER’s accountabilities to the COMPANY which shall be chargeable to the Growing Fees and/or
the Bond/Bank Guarantee.

11.5. The COMPANY shall have the sole and exclusive authority to determine the disposal of broilers
affected with and/or contaminated by any contagious disease. In case of disposal, the GROWER
undertakes to only dispose of the concerned broilers under the supervision of the COMPANY’s
Representative/s and in accordance with the Bureau of Animal Industry Regulation or any such
applicable rules and regulations as may be promulgated by the competent authorities.

11.6. The GROWER shall remove all dead broilers and dispose them in accordance with all the pertinent
laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations. However, the GROWER shall report to the COMPANY any
dead broilers in its possession during a Growing Cycle. The COMPANY reserves its right to dishonor
entries in the Flock Record regarding the dead broilers which were not reported promptly to the
COMPANY’s Representative/s or Technical Staff assigned to the GROWTH FARM.

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11.7. The GROWER shall not allow or permit, to the best extent possible, the entry to the GROWTH FARM
of any other person, individual, or Representative of, a firm, association, syndicate, partnership, joint
venture, trustee, trust, corporation, division of a corporation, unincorporated organization, other entity,
a government agency or representative unless upon authority of law (hereinafter referred to as
“Person” or “Persons”) apart from the authorized Representatives, Project Workers, Technical Staff of
the GROWER or the COMPANY, as the case may be.

11.8. The GROWER shall ensure that the GROWTH FARM, the Supplies, and any records in relation to the
Project and this AGREEMENT are available for inspection by the authorized Representative/s of the
COMPANY at any time of the day or night, upon demand.

11.9. The COMPANY, through its authorized Representative/s and/or Technical Staff, shall have unimpeded
right to conduct and make a random head count of broilers during an ongoing Growing Cycle to afford
the COMPANY reasonable assurance that the Broiler Performance Record reasonably reflects the
quantity of the broilers indicated in the same, as well as determining the reasonableness of the quantity
of Supplies being delivered. In the event the COMPANY finds a substantial variance during the said
random head count, the COMPANY has the option to proceed to the conduct of a detailed audit of all
broilers and Supplies the COMPANY delivered to the GROWER and the GROWER shall open all its
relevant records to the Representatives of the COMPANY who shall conduct such audit. The results
of the audit shall be communicated immediately to the GROWER for comments and/or explanations
of the deficiencies or adverse findings. In the event the GROWER is found liable for missing or
unaccounted broilers and Supplies, the monetary value thereof shall form part of the accountabilities
of the GROWER to the COMPANY chargeable against the Growing Fees and/or the Bond/ Bank
Guarantee.

ARTICLE 12
MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS BY THE GROWER AND THE COMPANY

12.1. The GROWER shall maintain Project Records which pertains to the documentation of all relevant
operations of the GROWTH FARM in relation to the Project and which shall contain accurate and up to
date information on the latest occurrence, transaction, event, or activity that are required and/or
necessary, as a matter of course, to be reflected on such records in accordance with the Broiler
Performance Record, a copy of which is attached hereto as Annex “B”.

12.2. The GROWER shall appoint a Project Worker who shall be responsible for the maintenance, up-
keeping, and updating of entries in the Project Records and whose name shall be submitted to the
COMPANY. Any change in the appointed Project Worker shall likewise be immediately communicated
to the COMPANY.

12.3. The GROWER shall make the Project Records available to the COMPANY upon demand, including to
the COMPANY’s Representatives during visits to the GROWTH FARM. The GROWER shall submit
such copies of the Project Reports as the COMPANY may require during any Growing Cycle.

12.4. The COMPANY shall likewise maintain records pertaining to the GROWER’s account (the “Account
Records”). The Account Records shall consist of the deliveries of broiler chicks and Supplies to the
GROWER, the Delivery Documents, Trust Receipts, weights or liquidation sheets of the hauled and
harvested broilers, other accountabilities of the GROWER to the COMPANY, audit reports, and such
other records which the COMPANY may deem necessary for the implementation of this AGREEMENT.
The GROWER may request the COMPANY in writing to provide and furnish him copies of pertinent
documents used in the maintenance of these Account Records and which written request the
COMPANY will properly address and attend to.

ARTICLE 13
HAULING OF THE BROILER CHICKEN

13.1. The COMPANY shall determine the schedule and the volume of broilers for hauling. For purposes of
the computation of Growing Fees, the weighing of the grown broilers shall be done by the COMPANY.

13.2. The COMPANY shall provide sufficient notice to the GROWER prior to the scheduled hauling. The
GROWER shall thereafter withdraw all feeders and feeds six (6) to eight (8) hours prior to the scheduled
hauling.

13.3. The GROWER shall provide Project Workers who shall serve as the hauling crew, which shall be a
minimum of fifteen (15) Project Workers for every 10,000 broilers to catch and haul the marketable
broilers into the COMPANY’s transport vehicle. The wages of the hauling crew shall be entirely for the
account of the GROWER.

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ARTICLE 14
GROWING FEES AND CHARGES AND THE PAYMENT THEREOF

14.1. The COMPANY shall pay GROWING FEES to the GROWER by way of compensation for services
rendered under this AGREEMENT, which the GROWER expressly agrees and accepts as payment.
The amount of GROWING FEES shall be determined in accordance with the formula set forth in the
Growing Fee Schedule attached hereto as Annex “A”.

14.2. The GROWER expressly acknowledges that the computation of the Growing Fees under the Growing
Fee Schedule has been fully explained to it and that the GROWER understands and agrees with the
same without any reservations.

14.3. The COMPANY reserves the right to change or modify the Growing Fee Schedule, from time to time as
the need therefor arises, and shall provide a written notification of such change or modification to the
GROWER. Any change or modification to the Growing Fee Schedule shall only become effective upon
receipt of the GROWER of the written notice and shall start to apply to the broilers currently in the
GROWER’s possession at the time of receipt, unless otherwise stated.

14.4. The COMPANY shall pay the GROWER the outstanding GROWING FEES within a period of not more
than fifteen (15) working days after the GROWER shall have signified its approval and conformity to the
SOA as prepared by the COMPANY for a particular Growth Cycle prepared by the COMPANY detailing
the computation of the amount due to the GROWER after deduction of accountabilities, if any, due or
owing to the COMPANY from the income generated pursuant to the Growing Fee Schedule. In the
event the GROWER has any exceptions to the GROWING FEES under the SOA, the issue shall be
promptly reconciled and resolved by the authorized Representatives of the Parties who shall be holding
continuous meeting/s for that purpose until the GROWER’s exceptions shall have been fully reconciled
and resolved.

14.5. The GROWER shall have the option to accept the payment indicated in the SOA without prejudice to
the accounting and reconciliation of the variance between the said SOA and the own computations of
the GROWER. In the event, however, that the variance raised by the GROWER remains unresolved
after two (2) successive Growing Cycles from the time the aforesaid variance arose, the COMPANY
shall have the option to withhold any further delivery of broiler chicks for any ensuring Growing Cycle
until such time that the variance shall be resolved without being liable for damages to the GROWER.

14.6. Within twenty-four (24) hours after the final day of harvest of the broilers, the GROWER shall submit to
the COMPANY the Broiler Performance Record, as well as such other records and reports the
COMPANY may require, which shall assist the COMPANY in preparing the SOA and determining the
Growing Fees due and payable to the GROWER, taking into account the accountabilities the GROWER
may have in favor of the COMPANY. The failure by the GROWER to provide the COMPANY the
requested records and reports shall result not render the COMPANY liable for any damages to the
GROWER for any delay in the preparation of the SOA for the amount due to the GROWER.

14.7. The COMPANY shall have the option to withhold the delivery of the broiler chicks for the next Growing
Cycle in the event the GROWER shall fail to provide the COMPANY the requested records and reports
until such time that the GROWER shall have complied with the requested submission. In the event the
GROWER shall unduly delay the submission of such records and reports, such delay or non-submission
shall be considered a breach that will warrant the termination of this AGREEMENT.

14.8. Any deductions, charges, or liabilities against the GROWER as a result of violations of this
AGREEMENT and as mandated by the applicable provisions in this Agreement shall be made without
further legal notice and necessity of a court order.

ARTICLE 15
MEANS FOR EFFECTIVE AND PROMPT COMMUNICAITON

During the effectivity of this AGREEMENT, the GROWER shall ensure that one of its Representatives or
Project Workers is appointed as a Contact Person of the COMPANY. The Contact Person shall always be
equipped with means of communication, such as a cellular phone, that shall ensure continuous, proper, and
prompt communication with the COMPANY whenever needed, especially at times of emergency. The
GROWER must be easily contacted through the said Contact Person to ensure prompt instructions for the
Project and the Growth Farm. After the execution of this AGREEMENT, the GROWER shall immediately notify
the COMPANY of the appointed Contact Person.

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ARTICLE 16
RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCIDENTS WITHIN THE GROWTH FARM

16.1. The GROWER shall indemnify and hold the COMPANY free and harmless from and against all suits,
claims, demands, liabilities, losses, costs, damages and expenses (including all direct and indirect
and consequential losses and expenses and all legal costs on a full indemnity basis) for all personal
injury and property damage arising out of or resulting from all work or activity on the Growth Farm
whether or not arising out of this AGREEMENT, and including any breach of this AGREEMENT or
non-performance of the rights and obligations under this AGREEMENT by the GROWER, its
Representatives, and its Project Workers, or any other Person in the Growth Farm. The GROWER
shall answer for any costs and expenses that may be incurred from any action brought against the
COMPANY, as a result of the foregoing. The COMPANY may opt to defend itself and engage the
services of its own legal counsel against any such claims directly attributable to the GROWER’s fault
and all expenses relative thereto shall be chargeable to the GROWER.

16.2. The COMPANY shall not be liable for any claims to compensate for hospitalization, medical expenses,
or even the death of any Project Worker or Representative employed by the GROWER or any member
of the latter’s immediate family, nor to any Person who may happen to be within the premises during
any of the incidents described in Article 16.1.

16.3. The COMPANY shall not be liable for any unlawful act that may be committed by the GROWER, the
members of its immediately family, its Representatives, and Project Workers which are in relation to
or in any way connected with the execution and implementation of this AGREEMENT.

ARTICLE 17
PROHIBITION ON THE GROWER TO ENGAGE IN SIMILAR ACTIVITY AND THE ASSIGNMENT OR
TRANSFER OF RIGHTS

17.1. The GROWER shall not, directly or indirectly, engage in any activity similar to the Project or to the
services it shall perform under this AGREEMENT, whether on its own account or through another
contract with any Person, undertaking to perform the same or similar undertakings provided for in this
AGREEMENT other than with the COMPANY.

17.2. The GROWER shall not assign or transfer any or all of its rights under this AGREEMENT to any third
person without the prior written consent of the COMPANY.

ARTICLE 18
REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF BOTH PARTIES

Each of the Parties represents and warrants to the other that:

18.1. The Parties have full power and authority to execute and deliver this AGREEMENT, to bind their
respective principals, if any, and to perform their respective rights and obligations hereunder;

18.2. All consents, approvals, and authorizations necessary for the due execution, delivery and performance
of this AGREEMENT have been obtained or effected and remain in full force and effect as of the date
of execution of this AGREEMENT;

18.3. The execution and delivery of this AGREEMENT and the performance of the obligations hereunder
do not and shall not violate any applicable law or regulation and shall not conflict with or result in the
breach of any other contract, if any, or other obligation to which either of the Parties or for which any
of their respective properties are bound;

18.4. To the best of their knowledge, each Party is not under any obligation or restriction which, in a material
way, shall interface or be inconsistent with the performance of their obligations under this
AGREEMENT;

18.5. To the best of their knowledge, each Party is not a subject to any judgment, order or requirement of
any court, arbitration tribunal, or other government authority nor are they a party to any action, dispute,
proceedings, or claim, whether pending or threatened, which may result in a material adverse change
in their financial affairs or which may materially and adversely affect their ability to perform their
obligations set forth in this AGREEMENT;

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18.6. This Agreement constitutes their legal, valid and binding obligation, enforceable in accordance with its
terms.

ARTICLE 19
ADDITIONAL WARRANTIES BY THE GROWER

The GROWER expressly warrants that all its representations to the COMPANY are true and correct and that
the documents it submitted to the COMPANY for purposes of this AGREEMENT are genuine and authentic
documents. Should it turn out later, after the execution of this AGREEMENT, that the GROWER contrary to
his warranties has committed any misrepresentation to the COMPANY or that any document it submitted is
not a genuine and authentic document, the COMPANY has the option to TERMINATE this AGREEMENT as
provided in Article 21.

ARTICLE 20
CONFIDENTIALITY

20.1. For purposes of this AGREEMENT, “Confidential Information” shall mean any and all information
which is disclosed by the COMPANY to the GROWER during the duration of this AGREEMENT or in
connection with this AGREEMENT, in any manner or form, or any information relating to the business
affairs, expertise, and other similar information of the COMPANY, as well as any guidelines,
documents, manuals, annexes, and the scope of work under this AGREEMENT, instructions from
any COMPANY Representative, and any activity related to the Project, including the fact that this
AGREEMENT is in place.

20.2. The GROWER shall hold and treat all Confidential Information received from the COMPANY in strict
confidence and agrees not to disclose or divulge Confidential Information to any Person without prior
written consent from the COMPANY except in the case of disclosure to the GROWER’s
Representatives on a need-to-know basis only or for purposes of complying with government
requirements, licenses, and permits. The GROWER shall cause and procure all of its Representatives
to do the same by implementing reasonable measures and internal rules to prevent unauthorized use
or disclosure of any Confidential Information of the COMPANY.

20.3. All records and documents containing Confidential Information belonging to the COMPANY shall be
returned to the COMPANY at the GROWER’s cost and expense, upon the termination of this
AGREEMENT or at any other time as may be required by the COMPANY.

20.4. The GROWER fully acknowledges that during the effectivity of this AGREEMENT and after its
termination, the GROWER will not have any right, interest, or claim whatsoever to the Confidential
Information which it acquired from the COMPANY and the GROWER acknowledges that it will at no
time derive any right or claim against the COMPANY from the utilization of any such right or interest.
The GROWER will, insofar as it is within its power to do so, bind its Representatives to observe the
foregoing provision.

20.5. The GROWER agrees and acknowledges that monetary damages to any violation of this Article 20,
alone, shall not be sufficient remedy for the COMPANY.

20.6. This Article 20 shall survive the expiration or termination of this AGREEMENT.

ARTICLE 21
TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT

21.1. The COMPANY, at its discretion and upon written notice to the GROWER, shall have the right and the
option to terminate this AGREEMENT and cancel or withhold any and all undelivered broiler chicks and
feeds, due to the GROWER’s inefficiencies, disease problem, management problems, or for any
violation of the terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT. Where conditions do not warrant such an
the termination of the AGREEMENT as determined by the COMPANY, the COMPANY shall instead
have the option to allow the GROWER a limited period to fulfill its obligations under this AGREEMENT
or rectify any violation of this AGREEMENT under such terms as the COMPANY may impose, and in
case of failure on the part of the GROWER to comply with such terms the COMPANY, the COMPANY
may terminate this AGREEMENT.

21.2. Subject to Articles 21.3 and 24.3, the COMPANY may exercise its right to terminate this AGREEMENT
by sending the GROWER a Termination Letter which shall be effective after thirty (30) days from the
GROWER’s receipt of the Termination Letter. The COMPANY shall not be liable for any and all damages
or losses which the GROWER may suffer or incur by reason of the termination of this AGREEMENT.

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21.3. The COMPANY, at its sole discretion and upon written notice to the GROWER, may terminate this
AGREEMENT with immediate effect and without becoming liable for any damages in favor of the
GROWER, on any of the following grounds:

a. Disease outbreak;
b. Implementation of any government issued laws, rules and regulations that will give rise to the
cessation or suspension of the operations for a reasonable period for violation or non-compliance
with any law, rules or regulations;
c. When the Facilities are rendered unfit for purposes of the continued operations of the Project due
to natural calamities, Fortuitous Events, or fire;
d. Environmental problems within the vicinity of the GROWTH FARM;
e. When the safety of the COMPANY’s Representatives and/or Technical Staff attending to the
business in the GROWTH FARM is compromised; and
f. When the GROWER assigns or transfers any or all of its rights under this AGREEMENT without the
prior consent of the COMPANY.

21.4. The GROWER shall have the right terminate this AGREEMENT in the event the COMPANY violated
any of the material terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT. In such a case, the GROWER shall first
serve a written notice to the COMPANY for the rectification by the latter of the violation of this
AGREEMENT within thirty (30) days from receipt of the notice. Should there be no rectification done
by the COMPANY within the said period, the GROWER shall then proceed to terminate the
AGREEMENT by sending a TERMINATION LETTER to the COMPANY and the termination shall
become effective thirty (30) days after the receipt thereof by the COMPANY, without prejudice to the
COMPANY taking the issue of the propriety of the termination to the proper court of competent
jurisdiction.

21.5. The termination by the COMPANY shall be without prejudice to any other right or remedy to which the
COMPANY may be entitled to under this Agreement or law including but not limited to the COMPANY’s
proceeding against the Bond or Bank Guarantee under Article 3 for any damages, losses or costs
suffered or incurred by COMPANY, except where such damages, losses or costs arose from or due to
fortuitous event under Article 22.

21.6. In the event of the termination of this AGREEMENT prior to its expiration and at such time of termination
there is an ongoing Growth Cycle with broilers on load at the GROWTH FARM yet to be hauled and
harvested, there shall be an automatic extension to allow the loaded broilers time to be hauled and
harvested as provided in Article 23.

ARTICLE 22
NEGLIGENCE, NATURAL CALAMITY AND FORTUITOUS EVENT

22.1. The Parties hereto shall not be liable to one another for the damages, costs, or losses due to or arising
from natural calamity and/or Fortuitous Events such as, but not limited to floods, typhoons, earthquakes,
volcanic eruptions, lightning, without fault or negligence on the part of the affected party.

22.2. The GROWER shall undertake all the necessary precautionary measures and exercise due diligence
in case of natural calamity and/or Fortuitous Events to avoid and/or minimize losses and damages to
the broilers and Supplies of the COMPANY which are under the GROWER’s care and custody.
Immediately after the occurrence of such natural calamity and/or Fortuitous Event, the GROWER shall
notify the COMPANY in writing of such incident and shall exercise due diligence to minimize or prevent
further loss or damage to the broilers and Supplies provided by the COMPANY. The failure of the
GROWER to undertake the necessary precautionary measures and to exercise due diligence as herein
provided shall render him liable for the damages the COMPANY may sustain as a consequence of such
negligence.

22.3. If as a result of such natural calamity and/or Fortuitous Event, or fire, the Facilities in the GROWTH
FARM shall be rendered unfit to continue with the Project, the COMPANY shall have the right to
terminate the AGREEMENT with immediate effect consistent with Article 21.3.c without prejudice to a
subsequent agreement the Parties may enter into if and when such Facilities shall have been restored
and become sufficiently operational again for the Project;

22.4. For purposes of this AGREEMENT, fire and labor matters such as, but not limited to strikes, pickets and
labor disputes shall not be deemed as Fortuitous Event. In case of such events the GROWER shall be
deemed liable for the total amount of loss incurred by the COMPANY, if any, and the COMPANY shall
have the discretion to deduct the loss from the Growing Fees or from the Bond or Bank Guarantee.

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ARTICLE 23
EXTENSION TO ALLOW THE GROWING AND HARVESTING OF THE BROILERS AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES

23.1. In the event the Parties failed to reach an agreement for the renewal of this AGREEMENT upon its
expiration, or in the event of a termination by either Party of this AGREEMENT before its expiration, and
there are broilers on load which are yet to be harvested during a Growing Cycle, the Parties agree to
an automatic extension of the AGREEMENT for such period that will allow the broilers to grow to
marketable size and continue until such time that the marketable broilers shall have been hauled and
harvested by the COMPANY. For this purpose, this “Extension Period” shall in no case be longer than
two (2) months starting on the last day of the maximum number of days the Parties agreed upon for the
ongoing GROWING CYCLE as provided in Article 6.1, to allow the complete and full hauling and
harvesting of the broiler chickens by the COMPANY, the withdrawal of the remaining inventory of the
Supplies provided by the COMPANY to the GROWER, and the removal of the COMPANY, its authorized
Representatives, and Technical Staff, of their equipment or records, if any, inside the premises of the
GROWTH FARM.

23.2. During the Extension Period, the Parties undertake to comply with their respective obligations under
this AGREEMENT and shall exert their utmost efforts to enhance the smooth wind up of processes,
including the exchange between the Parties of necessary records, reports, and documents pertaining
to both the ongoing and prior GROWING CYCLES, if any, that are necessary for the preparation of the
FINAL SOA that will indicate the Growing Fees due to the GROWER after deducting any liabilities and
other accountabilities to the COMPANY, if there are any which remain unsettled.

23.3. The COMPANY shall not be liable to the GROWER for the payment of any amount by way of rental
during this Extension Period. .

ARTICLE 24
COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS, AND TAXES

24.1. The GROWER shall comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules and regulations issued by the
duly constituted and competent authorities of the government. The GROWER shall secure and obtain
from the pertinent national or local governmental agencies or entities all the required licenses, permits,
clearances and the like necessary for the continued operation and conduct of its business as the
GROWER under this AGREEMENT.

24.2. The GROWER shall take full responsibility and is liable for the payment of all the taxes, fees, dues,
impositions and the likes that are necessary or may arise during the duration of this AGREEMENT in
favor of the national government or the local government and their respective agencies.

24.3. The non-compliance and/or violation by the GROWER of any law, rules and regulation issued by the
duly constituted government authorities, or the failure by the GROWER to secure the necessary permits
and licenses pertaining to the operations of the GROWTH FARM, or his non-payment of such taxes and
fees shall be considered a breach of this AGREEMENT. This shall be a ground for the COMPANY to
terminate this AGREEMENT with immediate effect, or at its option take over the operation of the
GROWTH FARM and without any liability on its part in favor of the GROWER, until such time that the
GROWER shall have fully complied with and has settled such liabilities for taxes, fees and permits or
the obligations pertinent thereto or related therewith.

ARTICLE 25
NOTICES

25.1. Any notice, request, demand, consent or other communication (collectively, “Notice”) required or
permitted under this AGREEMENT shall be in writing and shall be given by personal delivery (including
courier), by prepaid registered or certified mail addressed to the Party for which it is intended at their
address indicated in Article 25.2 or at such address as either Party shall designate in writing in
accordance with this Article 25, or by electronic mail with return receipt requested. Notices shall be
deemed given or received on the day of delivery or transmission if during normal business hours, or,
if after business hours, on the next following business day, or if mailed by registered or certified mail,
on the day which is seven (7) business days after such notice is mailed during normal postal
conditions. In the event of a postal disruption, any Notice mailed will be deemed received on the
seventh (7th) business day following resumption of regular postal service. If Notice is sent by electronic
mail, it shall be deemed received by the Party only upon receipt of the sending Party of the requested
return receipt.

25.2. Notices shall be addressed to the respective Parties as follows:

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IF TO THE COMPANY:

Charoen Pokphand Foods Philippines Corporation

Unit 1C-1D LSC Bldg., Lazatin Blvd.,
Dolores Homesite Ext 2, City of San Fernando,
Pampanga 2000. Tel No. (045) 961-4892, 963-6510

Attention:

Email: [-]

IF TO THE GROWER:

Attention: Mr. Marlon Brandon G. Dela Cruz

Email: [-]

ARTICLE 26
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

26.1. This AGREEMENT shall govern the relationship of the Parties and nothing contained in this
AGREEMENT shall create any co-ownership, business partnership, labor relationship or any
association between the Parties and their Representatives hereto. The GROWER is considered an
independent entity with full authority to do business in its own right and for its own purpose. Moreover,
the GROWER’s Representatives and Project Workers are completely the responsibility of the
GROWER and they shall not be considered nor identified as part of the labor force of CPFPC and shall
not be entitled to any benefits nor compensation received by employees, workers, or agents of CPFPC.

26.2. The failure of the Parties to insist upon the strict performance of any of the terms and conditions of this
AGREEMENT shall not be deemed a waiver of any rights of the Parties herein. Moreover, the failure
to take action or assert any right shall not be deemed a waiver thereof in the event of the continuation
or repetition of the circumstance giving rise to such right.

26.3. This AGREEMENT, together with its Annexes, contains all the agreements and understanding of the
Parties with respect to the subject matter hereof. Any amendment to this AGREEMENT must be in
writing and signed by both Parties.

26.4. In the event any term or condition of this AGREEMENT is in conflict with or is otherwise unenforceable
under any law, rule or regulation of the government or any subdivision thereof, such term or condition
shall be deemed stricken from this AGREEMENT, but such invalidity or unenforceability shall not
invalidate or render unenforceable the remainder of this AGREEMENT.

26.5. This AGREEMENT shall be binding to the GROWER’s heirs and/or successors-in-interest in the event
of his incapacity or death during the existence of this AGREEMENT.

26.6. This AGREEMENT may be executed in identical duplicate counterparts, each of which shall be deemed
an original, and both of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument. Should duplicate
counterparts be executed, each Party hereto undertakes to provide the other Party hereto with a copy
of the AGREEMENT bearing the original signatures of their respective authorized Representatives, as
applicable, as soon as possible through the method prescribed in Article 25.

26.7. This AGREEMENT shall be governed by the relevant laws of the Philippines. The Parties shall
endeavor and exercise their utmost efforts to settle amicably any and all disputes arising from or in
connection with this AGREEMENT. In the event the Parties fail to settle their dispute amicably and
resort to the court by either Party is made, the legal action to enforce the Parties right shall only be
instituted in the proper courts in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga.

[SIGNATURES APPEAR ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE]

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their hands and affixed their signatures below
this ____ day of _______________ 2019, at the City of San Fernando, Pampanga.

CHAROEN POKPHAND FOODS MBGIANT POULTRY FARM

PHILIPPINES CORPORATION
(COMPANY) (GROWER)

Represented by: Represented by:

Vice-President Proprietor

Senior Vice-President

Singed in the Presence Of:

Witness Witness

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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES)

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO ) S.S.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

BEFORE ME, a Notary Public for and in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga and within the
jurisdiction of the Commissioning Court, this ____ day of _____________________ 2019, personally came
and appeared the following who have satisfactory proven to me their identity –

Name Evidence of Identity Date/Place of Issue

known to me and to me known to be the same persons who executed the foregoing instrument referring to a
BROILER CHICKEN CONTRACT GROWING AGREEMENT, and that each and every page hereof was duly
signed by ___________________ and ______________________, together with their instrumental
witnesses, and that they acknowledged to me that the same is their own free act and voluntary deed and that
they have the authority to execute the foregoing on behalf of their principal.

I further certify that this instrument consists of fifteen (15) pages, including this Acknowledgment page
but excluding Annexes A-C which form an integral part of this instrument, and that each and every page hereof
is duly signed by the party concerned with his/ her instrumental witnesses.

WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL.

Doc. No. _____ ;

Page No. _____ ;
Book No. ____ ;
Series of 2019

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES)

_______________________) S.S.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

BEFORE ME, a Notary Public for and in the Province/City of

____________________________________ and within the jurisdiction of the Commissioning Court, this ____
day of _____________________ 2019, personally came and appeared the following who has satisfactory
proven to me his/her identity –

Name Evidence of Identity Date/Place of Issue

known to me and to me known to be the same person who executed the foregoing instrument referring to a
BROILER CHICKEN CONTRACT GROWING AGREEMENT, and that each and every page hereof was duly
signed by __________________________ together with his/her instrumental witnesses, and that he/she
acknowledged to me that the same is his/her own free act and voluntary deed.

I further certify that this instrument consists of fifteen (15) pages, including this Acknowledgment page
but excluding Annexes A-C which form an integral part of this instrument, and that each and every page hereof
is duly signed by the party concerned with his/ her instrumental witnesses.

WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL.

Doc. No. _____ ;

Page No. _____ ;
Book No. ____ ;
Series of 2019

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