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A Can That Carries More Than Fish
Every can produced by Etosha Fishing represents more than just a high-quality, nutritious product — it reflects the collective efforts of a skilled workforce and the economic well-being of hundreds of Namibian families. Our Walvis Bay-based cannery stands…
Etosha resumes operations
Etosha Fishing herewith informs that its cannery will resume operations on 30 October 2023 to process the Horse Mackerel relief quota allocated by the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources in June this year. The intended purpose of…
Etosha retracts employment terminations
Etosha Fishing herewith announces that it is retracting the termination of employment notices issued to all employees in March and April this year. The intended termination, which would have affected all 430 company employees, was set to be…
Etosha sustaining jobs despite challenges
During the past five years Etosha Fishing has endured the most challenging times in the history of the company, however, has managed to remain operational and sustain employment for its seasonal workers, although on a limited basis. “Due…
Serious about growth at home despite difficult circumstances
The past decade has not been plain sailing for Etosha Fishing due to a dwindling local pilchard resource, which has traditionally been the mainstay of the company’s business. The three-year ban imposed on pilchard fishing in 2017, remains…
Etosha appoints Nezette Beukes as new MD
Etosha Fishing Corporation announces the appointment of Nezette Beukes as its new Managing Director (MD), effective 1 January 2020. Beukes held the position of Financial Director at the company from 2015 and has been acting in the position…