In Tanzania, the reliance on livestock and poultry farming drives a massive demand for plastic poultry mesh. However, the region's diverse climate—from the humid coast of Dar es Salaam to the highlands of Arusha—creates rapid corrosion for standard steel, making high-quality coatings a necessity rather than a luxury.
Local farmers often struggle with premature fence failure due to oxidation. The introduction of plastic coated chicken wire has revolutionized the local approach, providing a critical barrier against moisture and chemical soil erosion common in tropical agriculture.
Currently, the market is shifting from basic uncoated wires to specialized hexagonal steel mesh. This transition is fueled by the need for structural integrity that can withstand the physical pressure of larger livestock while remaining flexible enough for uneven Tanzanian terrains.



