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Fresh Produce Exporters Forum (FPEF)

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The Fresh Produce Exporters’ Forum (FPEF) is a voluntary, non-profit organisation with more than 140 members, accounting for about 90% of fresh produce exported from South Africa. The FPEF is also a member of Fruit South Africa (FSA), together with the country’s five growers’ associations. This position strengthens the FPEF’s role of providing leadership and services to its members, the international buying community and the fresh produce export industry as a whole.

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South African International Steel Fabricators (SAISF)

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The International Steel Fabricators of Southern Africa is a 30+ year-old joint venture marketing consortium representing leading players in the Southern African steel, construction and manufacturing industries involved in steel intensive activities whose objective are to increase their export sales individually or by pooling their resources.

Each company represented by the ISF has an established reputation for their ability to provide their clients with internationally price-competitive and quality-driven products and services for projects anywhere in the world.

ISF members have delivered numerous projects successfully on all the Continents, including Antarctica.

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South African Electrotechnical Export Council (SAEEC)

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The SA Electrotechnical Export Council is uniquely positioned to market and position the South African Electrotechnical Sector as leading global players in our chosen markets. The SAEEC is a non profit company established as a Public Private Partnership between South African business and the Department of Trade and Industry to facilitate the export growth and internationalisation of it’s members.

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Post-Harvest Innovation Programme (PHI)

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The Post-Harvest Innovation (PHI) Programme is a public-private partnership between the Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) and the Fresh Produce Exporters’ Forum (FPEF), with the FPEF as the implementing partner. The Programme is funded by the DSI’s Sector-Specific Innovation Fund. PHI is directed at developing innovative technology in the postharvest leg of the fresh fruit value chain, to develop and maintain the global competitiveness of the South African fresh fruit industry. The DSI’s premise for initiating and supporting the PHI Programme, launched in 2007, was based on the need to address the innovation challenges for building a competitive and sustainable fresh fruit export industry.

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Hydraulic and Pneumatic Export Cluster (HAPEC)

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The Hydraulic and Pneumatic Export Cluster is the newest cluster formed under the umbrella of the SACEEC early 2018. The cluster has the objective to strengthen local manufacturing companies with their exports into the global market. The aim for the hydraulic and pneumatic industry is to grow its presence firstly into Africa, Australia and the Americas and into other parts of the world. Through support from the dti, the aim is to designate hydraulic and pneumatic products in order to support local procurement from procuring entities.

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Cosmetic Export Council of South Africa (CECOSA)

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The Cosmetic Export Council of South Africa (CECOSA) is a Section 21, non-profit organisation and has a Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) with the Department of Trade and Industry (the dti). CECOSA works in conjunction with the dti and South African Embassies/Economic Offices around the world. The prime objective is to create an exporting environment that will promote increased business for South African Companies and highlight our world-class cosmetic products to the global market.

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Export Credit Insurance Corporation of South Africa (ECIC)

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The ECIC provides insurance that enables South African exporters to offer their services and products on the international market. It has a particular focus on emerging markets in Africa that are considered too risky for conventional insurers. Its overarching goal – and its mandate from the South African government as its sole shareholder – is to make South African exporters attractive to international buyers to attract foreign income, stimulate domestic economic growth and create local jobs.

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