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Keep up to date with the latest News & Events from Afrifresh Head Quarters. |
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Ambagali Farm's Soccer Team receive new sponsored kit
Afrifresh recently sponsored Ambalagi Farm's soccer team and their coach with new kit.
They played their first 2 games over the weekend and won both!
We wish them the best of luck with the rest of the season’s games
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A big thank you...
Dear Afrifresh,
Thank you very much for participating in the Soweto Marathon fundraising campaign for African Leadership Academy (ALA) and for the generous donation from Afrifresh towards ALA. Afrifresh's donation is a valuable contribution towards us furthering our mission of identifying, developing and connecting Africa's future leaders.
We look forward to keeping you updated of our milestones and achievements as our academic year progresses. Please find attached the Section 18A certificate for your records.
We at African Leadership Academy are grateful for your support.
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A fresh approach (Article in Business Excellence)
South African fresh fruit producer Afrifresh Group has developed a powerful integrated agricultural business model that is improving farming and export efficiency in Africa. New development director Roy Fine explains.
The South African fresh produce industry has changed beyond recognition since the introduction of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act in 1997, with a proliferation of small entrepreneurial companies taking advantage of the deregulation and exporting locally grown fresh produce worldwide. In the citrus fruit and grape industries in particular, many of these companies have either closed down or remained relatively small and locked in to their original size and form.
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Melvyn Baker has a bright future
Melvyn Baker an employee at head office, recently retired after several years' service within the Group. Melvyn has chosen to establish his own business procuring and selling fruit and vegetables as well as firewood from the Group's farms. Afrifresh donated one of their farm vehicles to Melvyn to assist him in his business venture and to ensure that he will be able sustain himself and his family into his retirement.
The Group wishes him all the best for his future and business endeavours. Here Mr Bernie Denton, General Manager Afrifresh Farms is seen handing over the keys of his "new" vehicle. |
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Fruit Logistica Berlin 2012
Senior members of Afrifresh and SCPB attended the internationally renowned Fruit Logistica fresh produce trade fair in Berlin this February. The industry leading event had a record number of exhibitors, 2537 in all. More than 56,000 trade visitors from 139 countries were in Berlin to view the full spectrum of products and services across the entire fresh produce value chain..
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Afrifresh and SCPB visit to Conradie Boerdery Farms De Tuin and Watervliet in February 2012
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You reap what you sow
The Afrifresh Group is a leading global exporter of fresh fruit, food products and wine from South Africa.
Roy Fine, new development director, talks to South Africa Magazine.
By Ian Armitage.
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Proud sponsor of Cerebral Palsy Association
Afrifresh was a proud sponsor of Hillary Lane, CEO of the Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association, who completed the New York Marathon in aid of raising awareness about what people suffering from cerebral palsy can really do!
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Frost Control Wind Tower Machine on Rooiland Farm in Upington
Imported from California these two Amarillo frost control wind tower machines are the first of their kind in Africa.
They can protect an area of over 7 hectares each.
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New Citrus Development at De Riviere Farm in the Western Cape
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New development at Galactic Deals in the Orange River
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Feeding the Northern Hemisphere
The Afrifresh Group is a leading global exporter of fresh fruit, food products and wine from South Africa. The Group has separated itself from its competitors by acquiring extensive farmland throughout South Africa giving it direct influence over quality and consistent control of supply for its global customers. Despite the recession, the company is expanding and has the vision, passion and expertise to cope with the challenges ahead. Mr Roy Fine, New Development Director, whose family recently celebrated 100 years in the produce industry, talks to Bob Combes.
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Bullish Future
A leading global exporter of fresh fruit, food products and wine from South Africa, the Afrifresh Group has acquired extensive farmland throughout South Africa to influence quality and consistent supply control for its global customers. Despite the recession, the company is expanding and according to new development director Roy Fine, it has the vision, passion and expertise to cope with challenges ahead.
Founded in 1992 as an import business to supply retailers with out of season fruit, the company today is one of the top five South African fruit exporters. It continues to specialise in the export of grapes and citrus while developing its apple and pear business. With its head office in Cape Town, Afrifresh employs more than 2 000 people.
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