Freddy Hirsch relocates to new address

Meat processors and spice lovers in the city should note that spice and accessory supplier Freddy Hirsch recently relocated to 7 Prince Hussein Road in Magna Via.
This trusted family outlet has been operating in Limpopo for over 30 years. Freddy Hirsch is the proud supplier of industrial spices, casings and meat processing equipment. They service thousands of customers, including independent butcheries, major retail chain stores, Chisanyamas, meat processing factories and poultry factories. They also assist newly established meat processing companies to set up their facilities, select the range of products to sell and to do costing on their products.
The store had been operating at Rupee Avenue in Nirvana but recently found a new space for its customers with a brand new cash and carry spice shop on the premises to cater for smaller businesses and the public at large.
Freddy Hirsch national cash and carry sales manager, Ulanda Neveling, indicated that they were happy to move to bigger and better premises to be able to render the best service and products to their customers. She explained that they are a one-stop shop for meat processors and spice lovers. They deliver goods to account customers but everybody and anybody can come to their cash and carry shop to purchase from there.
“We believe that the location of the new premises will bring us great success and will be popular with our customers as well. Freddy Hirsch has been in business for 63 years and this is all thanks to our loyal customers,” Neveling explained.
Freddy Hirsch regional logistics manager Stan Durrant has assured their clients that they will continue to receive excellent service from their representatives who help with several things such as pricing, equipment set up and much more.
He stressed that health and safety was their first priority and reiterated that customers can expect nothing but the best quality in products and services. Visit the store for all your spice needs and industrial equipment.

Story and photos: ENDY SENYATSI
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