Celebrating the SA spirit at Anuga

The South African pavilion at Anuga 2015, held in Cologne, Germany from 10 to 14 October, has illustrated local manufacturers have what it takes to compete in the global market.

The Department of Trade and Industry (dti) was instrumental in bringing 41 South African companies to the trade fair. The department’s Gordon Gleimius comments: ‘Anuga is the global meeting place if you are in the food and beverage industry in South Africa. The five days will afford us the opportunity of not only networking with buyers and retailers from across the world, but also to place our products within a broader context of innovation and price.’

He adds that the companies represented at this year’s event are a good mix of small, medium and large, and feature an interesting range of products. ‘As a South African, and as part of the dti, I am proud to be here,’ he concludes. 

For more on the SA presence at Anuga, read A uniquely South African experience in Germany.

Rozendal Vinaigrerie Anuga

Alexander Ammann of Rozendal Vinaigrerie presents visitors with the company’s range of products.

Carara Agro Processing Anuga

Carara Agro Processing is represented by the company’s shareholder and managing director, Mike Duxbury and Dutch sales agent, Magriet van Elderen.

Food Review magazine Anuga

Beth Lang is attending Anuga 2015 as a member of the team who won the 2014 Food Review/Symrise New Production Competition, Fairfield Dairy. She is with Karthryn Leek of Cape Herbs & Spices.

Chilaca tomato sauce Anuga

Tyrone Williams of Williams Foods, an Anuga exhibitor, just concluded an export deal for his new Chilaca tomato sauce.

Rhodes Food AnugaCompany representatives Richard Phillips, Andrew Dawson and Wessel Zietsman at the Rhodes Food Group stand.

Rio Largo Anuga

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Brenda Wilkinson of Rio Largo keeps the Springboks top of mind at the show with a customised olive oil product