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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / AgRetail – Digital South African input buying group AgRetail launches, pledges itself to fight agflation

AgRetail – Digital South African input buying group AgRetail launches, pledges itself to fight agflation

19 July 2024 by Guest

Agri Business Network Pty Ltd (www.agbiznetwork.co.za )and FutureFarm Ltd (www.futurefarm.ag) are proud to announce the launch of AgRetail (www.agretail.co.za) on the FutureFarm platform. The AgRetail mission is to lower the cost of inputs for South African farmers. Using the AgRetail web and mobile app, AgRetail farmer members enjoy the revolutionary convenience and transparency of comparing …

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