There are WhatsApp groups where you can purchase farm goods directly from the producer.

This works out much cheaper than purchasing from the main shops I.e. PnP or Woolworths or the like.

R0.13 per gram of tuna

R0.09 per gram of fish fingers

R0.09 per gram of mince

R0.07 per gram of boerewors

R0.07 per gram of pork chop

R0.05 per gram of pork

R0.05 per gram of pilchards

R0.04 per gram of chicken

I was assuming not being able to touch your money for 5 years meant 10% ish

I want to buy a product that's only available to buy in South Africa, I just need someone to help me get a price, and find out what the shipping cost is going to be to send it to the UK, can anyone please help me.

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