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Fruit and Veg City - Willows


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Fruit and Veg City Holdings (Pty) Ltd was founded in March 1993 by two brothers, Brian and Mike Coppin. The first store was opened in Access Park (Cape Town). Their common sense approach to marketing fresh produce and maintaining a no frills business that is value driven right down to store level, has allowed the company to grow from a one-store operation to the largest seller of fruit, vegetables and other fresh produce items in South Africa, with a total of over 100 stores in 2008.

Fruit and Veg City - Willows

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Latitude -25.7584° S 25.7584° S 25° 45' 30.24" -25° 45.504'
Longitude 28.3218° E 28.3218° E 28° 19' 18.48" 28° 19.308'
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The Willows Centre
Cnr Simon Vermooten & Rossouw Streets
The Willows
Pretoria
Gauteng
South Africa		Phone No.
012 807 4990
If calling from outside South Africa: +27 12 807 4990

Fax No.
012 807 5497
If calling from outside South Africa: +27 12 807 5497

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