In recognition of Sunwhite’s success in the Jordanian market, Australian Ambassador to the Kingdom His Excellency Mr. Trevor Peacock accompanied by the Regional General Manager for Sunrice Australia Mr. Russell Heffernan, paid a visit to the Aqaba Processing Company (APC) in Aqaba on Wednesday 30th May.
The Ambassador’s visit was hosted by Chairman of the APC, Mr. Yousef Nader, with the tour of the facilities conducted by General Manager Mr. Rami Amawi, whereby His Excellency inspected the plant and complimented APC’s efficiency and impeccable operation.
His Excellency commented on the impressive development of the facilities as well as the implementation of hygienic regulations such as wearing hairnets and uniforms by employees as well as a proper indoctrination of factory and personal safety.
His Excellency also expressed that it was an impressive experience to witness a superb example of a joint-venture between a progressive Jordanian company (Nader Group) and a world-wide leader in high quality rice food manufacturing, SunRice.
Sunrice is Australia's largest exporter of processed branded-food products and the fifth largest rice food company in the world, it has a proven international reputation for efficiency in both marketing and production with a wide range of products distributed world wide.
Sunwhite is a Sunrice brand famous for its high quality and great taste, warranting its standing as the Kingdom’s No.1 rice through the work of Sunrice’s distributor in Jordan, Nader Group.
Nader Group is Jordan’s leading FMCG distribution companies focusing mainly on the advancement in consumer product distribution in the Kingdom , enjoying a reputation of being a formidable market leader in quality products and brand building.
Meanwhile, the Australian based mother company, Sunrice, has effectively educated employees of all distribution networks worldwide through training courses on food hygiene and factory safety in Australia, Jordan, Singapore, Japan, Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. Sunrice creates jobs in 63 regional towns, creating around 80 jobs in Jordan specifically, and helps sustain significant regional communities
