Herman Redelinghuys – Capespan | The 2024 South African grapes season will be remembered for the logistical nightmares that producers and exporters experienced at South African ports, and the challenge to ensure that grapes arrived at their destinations with the least amount of delay. Good marketing opportunities awaited in Europe for those who could deliver
On Wednesday 29 November Capespan joined its partners from the National Youth Service, through the Namibia Grape Company, to celebrate the first commercial shipment of Namibian produced table grapes through the port of Walvis Bay.
SALE BY ZEDER OF THEIR INVESTMENT IN CAPESPAN We refer to the public announcement by Zeder earlier today that they have entered into an agreement to sell their shareholding in Capespan.
The first South African Capespan lemons are being packed (harvesting was delayed due to weather in the North) for the Middle East, Russia, Canada and, starting this week, for the Far East. The easing of the cold protocol on lemons to China presents a very big opportunity for South Africa, says
On the completion of 5 years of its investment in Yupaa, Capespan is proud of the success of their investment in Yupaa, India.
Capespan, the multinational producer and marketer of fresh fruit, has today announced the launch of Capespan Izithelo, a new marketing venture that will focus on servicing the local South African retail market.
New product can reduce the producer's water waste and energy consumption.
Capespan MD Tonie Fuchs explains why the group is focusing on offering the best to a limited number of customers. Tonie Fuchs is a firm believer in the power of premium. As managing director of South Africa’s Capespan Group, he says a commitment to top-quality products and the best levels of service is the right
CapeTown - Capespan CEO Tonie Fuchs talks to ASIAFRUIT about the group’s recent restructure, which focuses on breaking down “regional silos” to create one global solution for customers.
Capespan, through its Blue Hand initiative, is involved in development projects across numerous fruit communities nationwide. Transformation offers hope Cape Town - Political rhetoric in South Africa often takes the focus off the quiet revolution that is taking place on many of the country's farms led by companies like Capespan. by Fred Meintjies
