Our Company was incorporated in 1960 as Ghana Milk Company by a group of Scandinavian investors basically to produce milk to compliment the protein requirements of the Ghanaian. The main product of the Company at incorporation was pasteurized milk. In 1962 the Company underwent two significant changes. Firstly its name was changed to Fan Milk Limited, and secondly the product portfolio was widened with the change of name to include ice cream, yoghurt and ice lollies. Fan Milk Limited became the first Foreign Company to become Public Limited Liability in 1967 and again among the first Companies to be listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange in 1990. Our company had over 3,250 shareholders as at the end of the year 2003, and the number is still growing. We currently provide direct employment to over 350 individuals and indirect employment to another 8,000 or more people. Our Corporate head office is at No. 1 Dadeban Road, North Industrial Area in Accra, but we have created a nationwide presence through intricate network of strategically located distribution outlets to make our products accessible to all Ghanaians.

The Atlantic Seafood Company (Gambia) Ltd. was founded in 2004 by Dutch people who were looking for new opportunities in The Gambia, West Africa. After visiting and being involved in the development of The Gambia for over 10 years now, the founders discovered a great potential in the fishing industry, which was very undeveloped at that time in The Gambia. In 2004 the founders decided to invest in the fishing industry together with GIPFZA (The Gambia Investment Promotion and Free zones Agency), they made a plan to upgrade the standard of the fishing industry in The Gambia to the highest level. After having rented a factory in 2004 for 1 year and having tasted from the potential of the fishing industry in The Gambia, the plan was made to build up a brand new factory. In the beginning of 2006 the operation started in the new factory, which has been marked by several quality controllers from the EU as the role model for Africa. We started to export the brand The Atlantic Seafood Company, to the Netherlands, Germany, France, UK, Spain and South Africa. The brand The Atlantic Seafood Company stands for the best quality of frozen seafood from Africa, but in the same sentence it stands for development and improvement of The Gambia and its people as well. The aim of The Atlantic Seafood Company is for the upcoming years to become one of the leading fish processing and exporting company from Africa and to provide the European market with the best quality wild catched frozen seafood. We hope that you enjoy this website and of course our products. The quality of the products is from the utmost importance. To reach the level of quality our customer's demands, TASC (The Atlantic Seafood Company) works conform the latest requirements in our the HACCP certificated factory.To keep updated with all the new requirements TASC works close together with the Department of Fisheries in The Gambia and an EU delegation which visits our factory on a regular basis to keep us updated with all the latest requirements and to upgrade the fishing standard to the highest level in West-Africa by training our staff on a regular basis.Why is TASC able to give you the best quality in seafood, next to all the hygienic matters TASC works with a very experienced management team who are for many years now working in the fishing industry in West-Africa. And TASC works with very experienced and well trainned staff who are proud of their country and the products they can offer you.

Innodis, until recently known as Happy World Foods, was founded in 1973, and is the largest of Altima’s operating companies. It employs 700 people and has around 3,000 shareholders. It is a public company, listed on the official stock exchange, and ranks among the 30 biggest companies in Mauritius. The company is the largest food and grocery wholesale distributor and services over 3000 customers and 60 hotels nation-wide, with a fleet of 40 trucks. It is also engaged in manufacturing, producing 8000 metric tons of chicken, ice-cream under a license from Nestlé/Dairymaid, yoghurt, flavoured milk and sanitary pads under license from Kimberly-Clark. It is actively pursuing a strategy to diversify further into manufacturing. It is implementing a poultry-rearing project in Mozambique and looking at Tanzania and Namibia as future poles of development in the region. Innodis is also engaged in retailing, with three cash & carry outlets under the name of SUPERCASH. One of the core competencies of Innodis is marketing and brand building.

CIEL Group is one of the leading industrial and investment groups based in Mauritius with operations in a number of African and Asian countries. The core activities of the Group are sugar, textiles and investment. Today, more than 20,000 people are employed by CIEL Group in its three separate entities, namely CIEL Agro-Industry, CIEL Textile and CIEL Investment

ComAfrique is a Limited Company registered with the Gambia Chamber of Commerce & Industry since 2001. ComAfrique Vision : We believe that self sufficiency is attainable through honest & dedicated work. Agro-produce and their sensible exploitation are the key to independence from insensible imports and are the key to the eradication of un-employment – and thus to economic independence. A fusion between the development sector and the commercial sector is the ideal way forward and ComAfrique have shown that cohesion between the two can yield results in the right direction. Our LOGO : The ComAfrique ‘ ‘ – of course resembles the Cashew Kernel – but also stands for our Commitment to Commodities, their Commercialisation, about Care for the Community we live in , for the Crops and of course also for Cash and Currency – the vital tools for the country's development. Our Areas of Business : We principally have been in the domain of Agro-Produce. We have played a major role in the popularisation of the export of agro-produce and have stressed on diversification of exports from the traditional Peanuts to important cash crops like Cashewnuts and Sesame.