Local pride shines at Eastern Amathole agriculture food trade fair
Local pride shines at Eastern Amathole agriculture food trade fair-Image: supplied
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  • Eastern Amathole Agriculture and Food Trade Fair 2025 Kicks Off: The event began at Xhora Indoor Sport Centre, showcasing a diverse range of agricultural and food products from local traders and producers of Mbhashe Local Municipality.
  • Community Support and Regional Pride Promotion: The Mbhashe Executive Mayor encouraged local residents to support small-scale farmers and celebrate the region’s agricultural achievements to foster community pride.
  • Trade Fair as a Marketing and Business Support Platform: The fair provides traders and producers with opportunities to display goods to potential buyers and access support packages, strengthening local economic growth.

The Eastern Amathole Agriculture and Food Trade Fair 2025 kicked off in style at the Xhora Indoor Sport Centre, with traders and producers from the Mbhashe Local Municipality proudly showcasing a wide range of agricultural and food products.

The event opened with a welcome message from Mbhashe Executive Mayor, Councillor Janda, who encouraged the community to support local enterprises and celebrate the region’s farming achievements.

The trade fair serves as a key marketing platform, giving traders and produces an opportunity to display their goods to potential buyers while also accessing business support packages. Among the buyers in attendance are Eyoluntu Market Agent, Protea Spar, Boxer, Shoprite Elliotdale and Spar Elliotdale, offering promising opportunities for local suppliers.

Organizers urged residents to take part and experience the rich variety of produce and goods on display. The event is not only a celebration of local pride but also a step toward strengthening economic opportunities for small-scale farmers and traders in the Eastern Cape.

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