Farm to Fork Ltd

08/10/2025

Protecting Those Who Feed Us 🤝

Food safety isn’t just about the food — it’s about the hands that make it.”

Behind every meal are countless invisible heroes — the farmers, factory workers, packers, and transporters who make our food system possible.

When we talk about food safety, we must also talk about worker safety. Because tired, unprotected, or mistreated workers cannot produce safe food.

At Farm to Fork, we advocate for food systems where every worker is treated with dignity — equipped with proper sanitation, protective gear, fair pay, and respect.

Healthy workers make healthy food.
And a culture of care at work always translates to a culture of safety for consumers.

06/10/2025

Safe Food, Safe Planet 🌍

Hook: “Safe food also means a safe planet.”

Food safety isn’t only about what’s on the plate — it’s also about how that plate got to you. 🌱

From pesticide runoff contaminating water systems to plastic packaging polluting our oceans, the way we produce and process food impacts the planet that sustains us.

Unsafe food practices don’t just harm consumers — they harm the ecosystems we depend on.

At Farm to Fork, we believe sustainability and safety go hand in hand. Every step in the chain — from responsible sourcing to clean processing — shapes a healthier future for both people and the planet.

When we protect the environment, we’re protecting tomorrow’s food.

05/10/2025

What if the food on your plate wasn’t safe?

Food is life — but unsafe food can be deadly. According to WHO, 600 million people fall ill every year because of it.

For the last 20 years, we’ve carried a passion for ensuring safety from farm to fork. From working with thousands of small-scale farmers across Africa to partnering with processing facilities, fresh produce importers, and consumer networks — food safety has been at the heart of what we do.

Because behind every bite, there should be trust. 🍽️

04/10/2025

🍏 Food Safety: From Every to Every

Every apple matters. Every process matters.

Safe food begins at the farm. 🌱

Every step—harvest, transport, storage, and production—must protect quality. 🚜📦🏭

Clean, safe practices ensure trust at the table. 🍽️

Food safety isn’t a step. It’s the whole journey. ✨

At Farm to Fork, we safeguard your food from field to family—because safety is not optional, it’s essential

02/10/2024

29/07/2024

🌟 Prime Agricultural Land for Sale in Njoro, Near Egerton University 🌟

A unique opportunity has arisen to purchase prime agricultural land in Njoro, near Egerton University. This land is ideal for farming, investment, or development, and is being sold urgently to provide financial assistance to a family.

Property Details:

Location: Njoro, near Egerton University

Size: 12 acres available (option to buy all or just 2 acres)

Price: Ksh 5 million per acre (negotiable)

History: Previously part of the land was sold to the Egerton University Sacco

This fertile and well-located land offers excellent potential for various agricultural activities, residential development, or educational purposes given its proximity to the university.

Why Invest in This Land?

Prime Location: Close to Egerton University, a renowned institution.

Fertile Soil: Ideal for various types of farming.

Investment Potential: Great for future development or subdivision.

Flexible Purchase Options: Buy all 12 acres or just 2 acres as needed.

Contact Information:

Grace: 0722738223

Andrew: 0710308917

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to invest in Njoro.

Contact Grace or Andrew today to arrange a viewing or for more information. Act fast, as this land is priced to sell quickly!

04/11/2023

We have been asked why Avocados have been banned more times than we can count this week!

17/10/2023

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If you are a serious send a direct message or email [email protected]

11/10/2023

Farm to Fork is happy to be part of the industry delegation to United Arab Emirates in a mission to promote fresh produce trade between the two countries.

With Amb Mwendwa the Consular general Dubai.

09/08/2023

17 LAWS OF FARMING YOU SHOULD KNOW

1. Never target peak seasons, peak seasons come with their own challenges. Be a farmer not a gambler.

2. Choose at least two main crops and a rotational crop plan. Jumping from one crop to another is not right to your pocket.

3. Plan your farm and always have the crops at different age stages, to ensure constant supply.

4. No crop that is not profitable, just master the pro and cons of a particular crop.

5. Having a lot of many is not a licence to successful farming.

6. Have a spray and fertilizer plan and stick to it.

7. Never take advise from agrovets and agrochemical sales agent. Most of them are sales persons and not agronomists.

8.Try as much as possible to cut down on farm expenditure without compromising on produce quality.

9. Never hold back on a produce, if its a quick perishable product. Sell it at the prevailing prices.

10. Never plant a new seed on large scale before doing trials unless you have seen it somewhere.

11. Never entrust your million dollar idea against a farmhand, ensure you are present during critical stages of crop development untill marketing.

12. Never employ a close family member to manage your farm, most of them will fail you.

13. If you are neighbouring farmers plant same crop.

14. Never apply any farming information you get online, without consulting your agronomist.

15. Always have a farm plan.

16. Old is always good.
Most of the old seed varieties and chemicals will never disappoint you.

17. Passion in farming is key and will take you far.

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01/04/2023

New EU legislation states that all beehives should have no more than 20,000 bees to avoid overcrowding in hives.

Inspectors will be spot checking hives and counting bees across the EU as the law comes into force from today.

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