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TWIGA Sun Fruits GmbH: Sustainable Agriculture and Fair Trade in Uganda

Key Products and Services

TWIGA Sun Fruits GmbH specializes in the production and distribution of dried, organic-certified pineapple fruits. These fruits come from a cooperative of small farmers in Uganda, where they are hygienically dried, packaged, and subsequently transported to Europe using modern solar technology[1][2].

Mission and Values

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The company was founded on the belief that by supporting small farmers in Uganda, perspectives, fair income, and a sustainable increase in prosperity can be achieved. The motto "Lets do it together for a better future" reflects the shared passion for progress and development within the international team. TWIGA Sun Fruits is about much more than fair trade; it is about promoting social and economic development in Uganda[5].

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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TWIGA Sun Fruits is committed to sustainable industrialization of the Ugandan agricultural food sector. This includes the implementation of solar thermal and photovoltaic systems to ensure the drying of fruits and the operation of processing facilities with renewable energy. These initiatives contribute not only to energy supply but also to ensuring food security and sustainable development in Africa. Through close collaboration with Ugandan partners such as All in Trade Limited and Kangulumira Horticulture and Vanilla Ltd., fair income, decent working conditions, and a sustainable increase in prosperity for the families of small farmers are promoted[5].

International Cooperation and Value Chain

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TWIGA Sun Fruits, together with its Ugandan partners, takes responsibility for the entire value chain, from organic farming to production and energy supply to import and distribution in Europe. This comprehensive approach ensures high product quality while simultaneously supporting the local economy in Uganda.

Through its efforts, TWIGA Sun Fruits makes a significant contribution to sustainable development in Uganda and sets a strong example for fair trade and social responsibility.

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