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Expansion of additional storage capacity at AustroJam Limited
Nov 9th, 2021 | Category: News & Features | 5:48#JamaicaGleaner #AustroJamLimited #Agriculture #Farming #MartinZsifkovics NOVEMBER 9, 2021: Director of AustroJam Limited, Austria-born naturalised Jamaican Martin Zsifkovics, who came to Jamaica as a hotel worker and experienced first-hand the inconsistency in the agricultural supply chain to the hotels while working in that sector, decided to branch out and establish his own farm and distribution company on 150 acres of land in Bluntas, St Elizabeth, with the aim of improving the food supply chain to the sector. Some 50 farmers from the community are direct beneficiaries from the company’s upgraded storage facilities.
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