TPIA actively represents Tanzania's commercial poultry sector in policy-making, regulatory affairs, and government forums. We engage the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture, and other authorities to ensure a supportive regulatory environment.
Practical workshops, seminars, and farm-level training on biosecurity, feed management, production standards, record keeping, and business skills. Designed for all levels, from smallholder producers to large commercial operations.
We collect, analyse, and share industry data including market prices, production statistics, disease alerts, and regulatory updates. Publications and reports are distributed to all members to support informed decisions.
Annual conference, trade forums, farm visits, and committee meetings connect TPIA members with buyers, investors, government agencies, development partners, and international industry organisations.
In partnership with licensed veterinarians and the Ministry of Livestock, TPIA delivers disease prevention guidance, vaccination programme support, and emergency response protocols to protect members' flocks and the national flock.
Guidance on food safety regulations, animal welfare standards, halal certification, and export quality requirements. We help members meet the standards that protect consumers and open new markets.
Regular newsletters, meeting notices, health advisories, policy briefs, and industry alerts sent directly to all members by the TPIA Secretariat.
Access to TPIA's resource library including the Constitution, annual reports, policy briefs, training materials, and advisory notices. Available in the Resources section.
TPIA develops and communicates crisis preparedness strategies to protect members and the industry's reputation during disease outbreaks, market disruptions, or regulatory emergencies.
Five standing committees provide specialised expertise and ensure all industry segments have a voice within TPIA.
Represents the interests and addresses challenges specific to broiler chicken producers across Tanzania.
Represents the interests of poultry processing companies, abattoirs, and product distributors.
Covers poultry breeding operations and hatcheries — a critical link in the production supply chain.
Represents feed manufacturers and suppliers, focusing on raw material access, quality, and cost issues.
Represents layer hen producers and egg production members across the country.