The FPEF’s graduate placement programme, in which high-calibre black graduates are appointed within FPEF members companies, is a pivotal programme within the FPEF’s transformation strategy. AgriJob, a career portal who work closely with top universities, are responsible for the recruitment of candidates for the FPEF’s...
Read MoreThe FPEF's Marketing Manager, Ms Marletta Kellerman is representing the FPEF at Gulfood Dubai from 16-20 February at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The South African pavilion is in Hall Shk Rashid Hall and the stand number of FPEF is stand R-B36. ...
Read MoreFreek Dreyer of ZEST Fruit recently received recognition for his work in growing South African fresh fruit exports to Russia. He was awarded a Certificate of Merit from the Chamber of Commerce and Industries of the Russian Federation. We would like to extend our heartiest...
Read MoreOn Tuesday, 04 February 2020, the World Citrus Organisation (WCO) was officially launched at the international fresh produce trade show Fruit Logistica in Berlin. The WCO is the first global platform aimed at increasing coordination, dialogue and action between citrus producing countries across the world. All...
Read MoreIf you are attending Fruit Logistica Berlin, why not head over and say hi to the FPEF team in Hall 26, Stand D-19. ...
Read MoreIndustry hopes that the moratorium on hi-cube ban could still be signed, allowing hi-cubes on the road for at least the next 18 months. New year brings unpleasant hi-cube container disappointment for South African fruit and freight industries Hi-cube 40ft containers, making up around 75% of worldwide...
Read MoreThere is further relief for the South African fruit sector as the introduction of the new transport law is postponed yet again. It is unlikely that damaging legislation governing transportation of hi-cube containers in South Africa will come into effect before mid-2021. Please click on the link...
Read MoreFruit Attraction took place in Madrid from 22-24 October 2019. The FPEF stand under the banner of Fruit SA was incredibly busy. Ambassador Mtintso together with the FPEF CEO, Mr Anton Kruger opened the show. ...
Read MoreMore countries, including Brazil, Uruguay, Turkey and Egypt, are expected to join the newly established World Citrus Organisation, whose formation was confirmed this week in Madrid (22 October 2019). Read the full article by clicking on the attachment below: world-citrus-organisation-more-nations-set-to-join...
Read MoreThe Russian market is open for more South African food products but South African companies require to strengthen their marketing efforts in order to penetrate the market successfully and increase their presence. This is the view of the Head of Food and Agriculture at the...
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