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Corn Products International: creating ingredient solutions for a growing world
All over the world, people are demanding more from the products they use every
day. Tey want an increasing variety of foods that are both available and affordable. Tey demand beverages with exceptional taste and a variety of sweetness levels, they want foods that promote health and they want personal care products made from natural ingredients that they can trust. Tis is the focus of Corn Products
International and its subsidiary, National Starch, and we have been delivering high- quality ingredients for more than 100 years. Our starches, sweeteners and other ingredients are the building blocks of some of the world’s most-recognized products – from foods and beverages to pharmaceuticals, personal care products, industrial goods and animal feeds. Tis makes us a vital partner in the everyday lives of consumers all around the world. Our ingredients make yogurts creamier; soups and sauces thicker; soſt drinks sweeter; snack foods crispier; cereal bars more moist; cosmetics, shampoos and soaps smoother; and paper products stronger. Te company has operations in 40 nations
and employs nearly 11,000 people. We operate world-class ingredient development and engineering laboratories on four continents to provide the latest technology and ingredients for our customers, wherever they are located. Corn Products International has a long
history in Africa, having first established a presence on the continent nearly 40 years ago. Corn Products Kenya Ltd, which has offices in Nairobi and a facility in Eldoret, manufactures starches and sweeteners for the food and beverage markets, providing both employment for Kenyans and a reliable market for local farmers. Te company works closely with small-
scale local farmers and introduces them to new farming techniques, bringing a sense of empowerment, self-sufficiency and
Corn Products International and National Starch - supplier of functional, nature-based ingredients
sustainability to the local communities. In addition to supporting agriculture, National Starch has invested in a technical service laboratory and state-of-the-art culinary development kitchen at its facilities in Johannesburg to provide customer support for sub-Saharan Africa. Our employees are committed to making
the company a trusted, corporate citizen throughout the world. We adhere to a global set of corporate policies that ensure responsible business conduct standards. Tis is demonstrated through our support of a variety of vital community activities, ranging from educational initiatives to agricultural support. We have established a corporate-wide sustainability initiative that governs everything from emissions to water usage to waste reduction.
Our goal today is the same as it was a
century ago: at Corn Products International we are committed to working with our employees and our communities to build both a better business and a better world.
Mark Lindley, director, corporate communications and Alan Bradley, vice- president Africa, Corn Products International
For further information, contact Alan Bradley Email:
alan.r.bradley@
nstarch.com Telephone: +27 11 867 9260
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