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Tanzania’s Foodservice sector attracts new global players

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Tanzania’s growing middle-class population and its rapid urbanization have driven the demand for consumer-oriented agricultural products. This in turn spurs the development of the food service sector, this sector has recently attracted manufacturing facilities specializing in taste and nutrition solutions.

Edmond Scanlon, Kerry’s Global Chief Executive Officer, stated yesterday that the company is committed to expanding the food processing industry in Tanzania and the continent. Kerry believes in Africa, and this new facility builds on our commitment to supporting the local food processing industry and unlocking the region’s huge potential.  This move is another step towards realizing our vision of creating a world of sustainable nutrition,” he added.

Jad Neaime, General Manager of Kerry Greater Africa, said; “In East Africa, Kerry has the advantage of being the first mover in local food ingredients manufacturing.  Tanzania, as the third largest economy in East Africa and the ninth in Africa, is a fast-growing economy with a thriving food processing industry.

 

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Kerry Group, from a small dairy company in the southwest of Ireland to a global multinational in 50 years, the journey of Kerry tells a story of how belief and vision were combined to create a unique company. Kerry stayed close to its food heritage while drawing on expertise and inspiration from all over the world. Kerry is committed to helping delight and nourish consumers everywhere. The last five decades have seen extraordinary changes in the way people live their lives. Kerry’s experience means  ‘rise to this challenge: developing solutions that meet evolving tastes and provide sustainable nutrition for generations to come’.