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Construction and expansion work at the Namibia Berries farm in Divundu

Harvest

Phase 3 Expansion Completed in Divundu

Namibia Berries has completed Phase 3 of its blueberry farm expansion in Divundu, increasing netted production to 126 hectares within a 156-hectare developed footprint.

The community conservation farming initiative near Divundu

Community

Community Conservation Farming Initiative

The community farming programme has harvested maize, supporting household food security and building practical agricultural skills in Divundu.

Tuli-branded blueberry packs for the 2026 campaign

Brand

Tuli Campaign – 2026 Season Underway

Planning is underway for the 2026 Tuli campaign, featuring collectible stickers and interactive digital content designed to strengthen engagement in family retail markets.

A smiling picker in a high-visibility vest harvesting blueberries at Namibia Berries

Originally published by Loxworth

Namibia Berries Kicks Off Harvest Season with Expanded Export Offering

Namibia Berries has kicked off its 2025 blueberry harvest with strong early volumes, the launch of consumer-ready exports to Europe and Southern Asia, and top audit scores, marking a major step forward in quality and global market reach.

Aerial view of the Namibia Berries farm beside the Okavango river in Divundu

Originally published by Loxworth

Namibia Berries Expands with Phase 2 of Development

Namibia Berries is proud to announce the next chapter in its growth journey with the launch of phase two, which adds 50 hectares of blueberry fields.

Namibia Berries pickers harvesting blueberries under the nets during the first harvest season

Originally published by Loxworth

Namibia Berries Celebrates Its First Harvest Season

Namibia Berries has reached a significant milestone with its first blueberry harvest, underlining the company’s commitment to quality agriculture and its impact on the local community. This successful harvest involved…

The Namibia Berries harvest team waving between the blueberry rows

Originally published by Loxworth

Namibia Berries Explores Asian Markets

Namibia Berries continues to explore new export destinations, including key markets in Asia. CEO Michael Rodenburg recently travelled to the region to demonstrate the company's commitment to exploring new export oppor…

Representatives of Loxworth Capital, Namibia Berries and Eos Capital shaking hands and raising a toast at the signing ceremony

Originally published by Loxworth

Loxworth Capital Welcomes Eos Capital as New Investor in Namibia Berries

Divundu, Namibia – Loxworth Capital is pleased to announce a significant strategic investment in its portfolio company, Namibia Berries. Eos Capital, through its Euphrates Agri Fund, has acquired a 15% stake in Namibi…

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