Milai Vanuatu

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Milai Vanuatu Limited

Type	Private
Founded	2005
Founder	Nicholas Lee
Headquarters	Luganville, Vanuatu
Website	http://www.milaivanuatu.com

Milai Vanuatu Limited is a limited liability company specializing in growing and producing 100% natural beef. Its livestock, as the name suggests, is based on the Belmol Cattle Project farmland in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu.

The company was founded in 2005 by Chairman and CEO of Milai Vanuatu, Nicholas Lee.

The company's livestock consists of a number of different breeds, including angus beef, limousin, and charolais, often crossbred with Australian sourced brahman.

It is currently in the process of constructing the largest abattoir in the country, with the main objective of achieving streamlined operations and improved brand power of Vanuatu beef, already acknowledged to be of extremely high quality in the country's main beef export markets – Japan and Australia.^{[citation needed]}

The company also owns a substantial number of horses and operates a horsetrekking business (Belmol Horse Paradise). With 24 km of beach, number of beautiful lagoons, swamps and vast forestry on the farm, the trek proves very popular with visitors to the island.

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  Belmol Cowboys

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  Cattle at the Lagoon

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  Bull

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  Waterfall

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  Small Lagoon, Belmol Farm

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  Jungle

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