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  • Etosha Fishing excels at gender inclusivity

    Etosha Fishing excels at gender inclusivity

    In the male dominated world of the fishing industry, Etosha Fishing stands out as a shining beacon of gender inclusivity and women empowerment. Nearly half of the management team at the company is female, while the majority of…

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  • Etosha Fishing sells its purse seine vessels

    Etosha Fishing sells its purse seine vessels

    Poor catches in foreign waters have forced Etosha Fishing Corporation to sell all three of its purse seine vessels resulting in the retrenchment of 19 employees. The three-year ban on local pilchard catches imposed in 2018 has left…

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  • EFUTA celebrates 5th birthday

    EFUTA celebrates 5th birthday

    At the 5 th anniversary celebrations of Etosha Fishing’s Efuta Maasbanker brand hosted in Oshakati earlier this month, Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernard Esau praised the company for establishing a proudly Namibian product and urged consumers…

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  • Etosha Fishing wins big at National Quality Awards

    Etosha Fishing wins big at National Quality Awards

    Etosha Fishing Corporation asserted its position as a leading producer of quality canned fish products at the 6th Annual National Quality Awards hosted by the Namibian Standards Institution (NSI) in October. The company once again received top honours…

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  • Etosha celebrates launch of new EFUTA products and Namibian reflagging of its vessel

    Etosha celebrates launch of new EFUTA products and Namibian reflagging of its vessel

    Etosha Fishing this week celebrated the launch of four new products under its own, home-grown and 100% Namibian EFUTA brand. These include canned EFUTA Maasbanker in curry sauce, canned EFUTA Maasbanker mince in tomato sauce as well as…

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  • Etosha Fishing remains confident about Namibia’s fishing industry

    Etosha Fishing remains confident about Namibia’s fishing industry

    Despite uncertainty in Namibia’s fishing industry due to the expiration of 95% of local fishing rights at the end of 2018, Etosha Fishing remains confident about its future and continues to invest in infrastructure and product development. “We…

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