As part of its longstanding support for local farmers and entrepreneurs, Al Meera Consumer Goods Company has launched the ‘Local Fruits and Vegetables‘ initiative in co-operation with the Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) across all its branches.
The initiative marks the beginning of the season and features a wide variety of premium quality fruits and vegetables at competitive prices, while also celebrating the achievements of local farms that have increased their production significantly as compared to previous years due to the sustained efforts of farm owners, the statement notes.
Through its premium platform, Al Meera “gives producers and startups in the food industry the opportunity to showcase their products to the marketplace at prominent and strategic shelf spaces at over 50 branches and benefit from Al Meera’s wide consumer base that is present across the country”.
The Al Meera statement continued,
‘The ‘Local Fruits and Vegetables’ initiative aims to support the efforts of Qatar Farms and Premium Qatari Vegetables by providing a platform that is ideal for local farmers to exhibit their produce, gain key visibility and grow their presence within the marketplace. Additionally, it allows engage in a flurry of new opportunities for co-operation and partnerships.
“As a country that has been working towards self-sufficiency, initiatives such as this supported by the Ministry of Municipality and Environment are vital in strengthening local capabilities to produce high-quality, home-grown products and take a leap towards Qatar’s food security.
As the country’s national retailer, Al Meera enjoys close ties with local farmers and has been instrumental in championing national products at its branches, especially since the blockade in 2017. Al Meera frequently offers shelf and kiosk spaces and engages in collaborations with key government ministries to promote ‘Made in Qatar‘ products through monthly promotions, campaigns and raffles as part of its support for local producers and national products.
“In line with the Qatar National Vision 2030, Al Meera continues its commitment for local small- and medium-sized enterprises in the food industry on the path to food security, self-sufficiency and economic diversity,” the statement adds.
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