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Presentation: PPECB International Harmonization Meeting:20/4/2010

Market Trends

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Joburg Market Performance TURNOVER: R3,2 billion per annum, up 15% compared to 2007/08. VOLUME: tons of fruit and vegetables, up 8% compared to 2007/08. PRICE PER TON: R3,362, up 8% compared to 2007/08. RECORD SALES FOR A MONTH: R315 million (Dec 2008) AVERAGE SALES PER MONTH: R272 million. SALES RECORD FOR A SINGLE BUSINESS DAY: R20 million. AVERAGE SALES TRANSACTIONS PER MONTH: BUYERS: with regulars. DAILY VEHICLE TRAFFIC:

Innovation: the productive exploitation of new generation ideas to gain competitive advantage Food Safety & Quality Control: the delivery of a suitable infrastructure and services aimed at assuring quality, Food safety and commodity traceability Customer Centric: an unwavering commitment to addressing the interests of those procuring from JFPM Human Capital Development: sharpening and developing JFPM employee skills and competencies to meet food industry requirements 5 Adopted four pillars of strategy

Strategy Execution  Commercialisation of the Laboratory  Farm-gate/market integration (SGS Project)  Real time pricing project  Revamp Customer offerings  Upskilling programs  Sweating of the land  Market of the Future (Premium Hall)  International Business and Online Trading 6

Rationale Behind Market Of the future Claim back market share Address food safety requirements and cold chain management Diversify revenue streams Modernise business processes with a view of introducing efficiencies Differentiated Product Offering 7

8 Upgrade of Hall 5&6 and 7&8

Market of the Future Market of the future Processing Sorting, Packing Retail Packing Export s Ripening Canning DC Shopping Complex Wholesale Distribution Transport Hub DC Meat Market Fish Milk Supporting Services Bio digester Retail 9

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11 Docking Stations

12 Sell on samples, professional buying area

Transport Companies Market Agents Producers/Growers Other Stakeholders Stakeholder Integration: Farmlink 24 13

14 Noting The Plight of Emerging Farmers: Challenges  Lack of packaging facilities  Lack of knowledge on sorting, grading, packaging  Poor transport logistics  Lack of cold storage facilities  Poor cold chain management abilities  Lack of food safety management systems

15 Noting The Plight of Emerging Farmers MOU signed with the Vhembe District Municipality Packhouse revamp process at commissioning stage. Recruitment of personnel in progress Intense training to start soon

16 Noting The Plight of Emerging Farmers: Before

Vhembe Proje ct: After WASH & DRY SORTING TABLE 17

Branding sample on packaging materials 18

Five star retail outlet that offers quality produce at 2 star prices Rollout of Fresh Produce Franchise stores 19

FruityDay - Workplace Wellness FruityDay is a workplace fruit and vegetable delivery service available to South African Corporate entities. The aim is to promote workplace wellness through weekly supply of fruits and vegetables in easy to carry lifestyle signature boxes. The service is targeted at consumers who value convenience and have higher level of health consciousness

International Business: Challenges  Lack of packaging facilities  Lack of knowledge on sorting, grading, packaging  Poor transport logistics  Lack of cold storage facilities  Poor cold chain management abilities  Lack of food safety management systems 21

International Business:Opportunities 22

Thank You