Fresh Del Monte recently opened a groundbreaking biofertilizer plant near its operations in Kenya. The plant will use residues from the nearby pineapple cannery to create four different types of biofertilizers that will promote plant growth, improve soil health, and offer a more sustainable option than traditional fertilizers. This is just part of our journey to a more circular economy within our operations.
During my visit to our Kenya operations in June, I toured our new groundbreaking biofertilizer plant. The plant brings my vision of creating a more circular economy within our operations to life. A goal of mine this year is to reuse and repurpose the resides and byproducts of our products. This biofertilizer plant is just one way Fresh Del Monte is prioritizing a circular economy. The plant will use the residues from our pineapple cannery to create different types of biofertilizers, which our company will use on its own soils, with plans to eventually offer them to other growers in Kenya and across East Africa. It is my hope that this plant and its biofertilizers positively impact the entire agriculture industry in Africa and revolutionize how we farm. This new venture, called De L’Ora Bio, embodies our company’s innovation, environmental stewardship, and what’s possible when you work to push boundaries and think big.
Impressive growth!
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Congratulations Keep growing.
Inspiring!
Congrats Mohammad!
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1moWell done!