SurePure Marketing and SurePure Operations, subsidiaries of SurePure Inc, have entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Milk Independent to distribute SurePure photopurification technology in the dairy sector across sub-Saharan Africa.
The distribution agreement will enable the commercialization of SurePure's technology in fluid milk market across Africa.
Milk Independent chief executive officer James Fitzpatrick said: "Taking this one step further into the rest of Africa means that they can bring about important changes, such as reducing carbon footprint, improving nutritional delivery in dairy products, reducing the costs of dairy processing and bringing a better product to the market at a lower cost."
SurePure sales & marketing vice president Steve Miller said that they were impressed with Milk Independent's commitment to their technology, bringing into production a state-of-the-art dairy processing plant in less than six months.
"Milk Independent plans to have a similar processing plant in Centurion by the first quarter of 2014," Miller added.
"The combined capacity of both facilities will be in excess of four million litres per month, less than 2% of South African production. This leaves large upside for Milk Independent to address."
The distribution agreement will enable the commercialization of SurePure's technology in fluid milk market across Africa.
Milk Independent chief executive officer James Fitzpatrick said: "Taking this one step further into the rest of Africa means that they can bring about important changes, such as reducing carbon footprint, improving nutritional delivery in dairy products, reducing the costs of dairy processing and bringing a better product to the market at a lower cost."
SurePure sales & marketing vice president Steve Miller said that they were impressed with Milk Independent's commitment to their technology, bringing into production a state-of-the-art dairy processing plant in less than six months.
"Milk Independent plans to have a similar processing plant in Centurion by the first quarter of 2014," Miller added.
"The combined capacity of both facilities will be in excess of four million litres per month, less than 2% of South African production. This leaves large upside for Milk Independent to address."
