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South Africa’s NAMC delegation visits Meatco

Home Farmers Forum South Africa’s NAMC delegation visits Meatco

WINDHOEK – Meatco hosted a strategic engagement between a delegation from the National Agricultural Marketing Council (NAMC) of South Africa and Meatco representatives. According to Meatco marketing executive Isaac Nathinge, the engagement aimed at establishing and maintaining long-lasting and mutually beneficial bilateral ties between the two countries’ agricultural sectors. The delegation from NAMC had a session with Meatco’s quality assurance senior manager Dr Adrianatus Maseke and Nathinge before touring the abattoir to see first-hand how the world-renowned facility operates. After touring the abattoir, the delegation then went to view the Okapuka feedlot. NAMC’s strategic objectives are to increase market access for all market participants; promote the efficiency of the marketing of agricultural products; optimise export earnings from agricultural products, and enhance the viability of the agricultural sector.