Growing value from farm to market
HSE

Safer operations. Better environmental outcomes.

Health, safety and environmental responsibility are essential to resilient operations.

Protective equipment for safe working operations
Our approach

Protecting people and place.

Responsible operations begin with the people and places around us. Our workplace photographs show safety guidance, equipment warnings and fire safety equipment at the Ruaha facility.

From the facility floor to the agricultural value chain, we recognise the importance of caring for people and the environment in which we work.

Talk with our team
Safety in everyday practice

Clear guidance.
Shared responsibility.

At the facility entrance, signs communicate protective clothing, dust masks, helmets, cleanliness and access rules in Swahili and English. Visible reminders keep workplace expectations close to the people who use them.

Bilingual facility signs showing protective equipment, cleanliness and restricted access rules
Workplace guidance displayed at the Ruaha facility.
Red fire extinguisher and identification sign mounted beside a whiteboard
A clearly identified fire extinguisher at the facility.
People and preparedness

Awareness begins
with visibility.

Safety is part of the working environment—from recognising warning signs to knowing where emergency equipment is located.

The photos show the equipment and reminders present at our site, bringing a practical view of workplace safety into focus.

Inside our operations

Attention at every step.

Machine and electrical warning signs highlight areas that require care. These details form part of the facility’s everyday safety communication.

DCS-50A machine cabinet displaying a no touching sign
01Respecting machine boundaries
Machine control panel with electrical hazard and no touching signs
02Recognising electrical hazards
No touching sign beside electrical equipment at the facility
03Keeping warnings visible
People, place and the value chain

Responsibility beyond
the facility.

Our work connects farming communities, processing and markets. The murals at our site illustrate those relationships, placing people and the wider agricultural environment within the story of our operations.

Ruaha mural illustrating inputs, training, demonstration farms, transport, finance, village storage and markets
A painted view of the agricultural value chain, from inputs and training to markets.
Painted map of Africa showing connections from Iringa to regional markets
A regional connections mural centred on Iringa.
Connected by place

Local roots.
A wider perspective.

The map highlights the relationship between Iringa and surrounding markets. Alongside our safety photographs, it reflects the broader context in which responsible operations matter.