Locations

New Zealand

Australia

Japan

Cedenco Foods, Gisborne

Situated on the sunny East Coast of the North Island in New Zealand, Gisborne is the first city in the world to see the sun rise each day and is one of New Zealand's sunniest cities, with about 2200 hours of sunshine a year.

The city is surrounded by 830 square kilometers of fertile river plains making this a highly productive and economically vibrant growing region.
Tairawhiti, the Maori name for the district encompassing Gisborne, means “the coast on which the sun shines across the water”.

At the Gisborne site the company operates six key processes :

• Powder – roller drum dried vegetable powders
• Aseptic Paste – shelf stable vegetable pastes
• UHT Puree – shelf stable vegetable purees
• Frozen Puree – frozen fruit and vegetable puree
• Retort - Retort packaged vegetables
• IQF – Frozen fruits and vegetables

For more information please visit Gisborne online

Cedenco Foods, Hawke's Bay

Cedenco Hawkes Bay was established in 2006 and is a specialist producer of frozen vegetable products made from buttercup squash pumpkin (kabocha)

• IQF - Individually Quick Frozen squash pieces
• Frozen Purees
• Cryogenic frozen vegetables

For more information please visit Hawke's Bay online

Cedenco Foods Australia is located in the town of Echuca , on the banks on the Murray River in Northern Victoria.

Echuca is of Aboriginal origin meaning 'meeting of the waters‘. The city was founded in 1853 and with the introduction of the railway in 1854 it became Australia's largest inland port. It is now home to the world's largest collection of paddle steamers. The region has a very warm Mediterranean style climate and is commonly known as the “Food Bowl” of Australia, recognised for producing the best fruits and vegetables in the country.

Cedenco under its subsidiary SS Farms, is the largest process tomato farmer in Australia. With an experienced agronomy team managing modern drip irrigation systems and growing the latest varieties most suited to tomato paste and dice processing.

The state-of-the-art Cedenco processing facility was established in 1996 and is the largest tomato processing facility in Australasia. It has been continually expanded since it was built and now has the capacity to process up to 2000 tonnes of tomatoes into paste and dice products each day.
The main products are :

• Aseptic Paste
  - tomato
  - apple
  - pear
  
  
          
  
  
• Aseptic Dice
  - tomato

For more information please visit Echuca online

Cedenco Foods, through it's former subsidiary Sunrise Coast, established a liaison office in Tokyo in 1995.

The office is dedicated to the support of Cedenco products supplied to customers from its Australian and New Zealand operations.

The office provides customer services support in many areas including facilitating import entry and customs clearance, arrival monitoring, information exchange, promotion, product development, market research and any other service customers require.