Dinda Technologies, a distinctly South African company and role-player in harnessing the power of indigenous plants for modern uses and purposes, will display its innovative approach at the third South African Conference on Essential and Vegetable Oils.
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) will host the conference in partnership with the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), and the Southern African Essential Oils Producers Association (SAEOPA).
The two-day conference will be held at the South African National Botanical Gardens in Pretoria on Thursday and Friday, said the dtic in a statement.
The gathering will bring together key stakeholders in the essential and vegetable oils industry.
Dinda Technologies’ participation underscores the company’s commitment to sustainable practices and the advancement of this dynamic field.
Dinda Technologies’ story is one of passion and dedication. Founded by entrepren
eur Patrick Mthebule, the company is built on the core principle to bridge the gap between traditional knowledge of indigenous plants and contemporary needs.
Mthebule’s focus on sustainable practices has positioned Dinda as a distinct role player in developing plant-based solutions across diverse categories. The company champions the sustainable use of Africa’s rich botanical heritage.
‘Dinda Technologies was born from a deep respect for indigenous knowledge systems and wisdom. We translate age-old practices into the development of effective and sustainable plant and herb-based products. From cosmetics and haircare solutions to household detergents, our creations cater for modern needs while honouring our roots.’
Showcasing it’s products at the conference underscores the Tshwane-based company’s unwavering commitment to elevating the status of indigenous plant-based products within South Africa.
‘I believe that Africa’s indigenous plants hold immense potential to contribute to individual well-being and eco
nomic prosperity.
‘By showcasing Dinda Technologies’ work at this popular conference, we aim to connect with a wider audience and inspire a movement towards a more sustainable and empowered future,’ Mthebule said.
He said their participation at the conference was a significant step towards achieving their vision.
‘It will assist us to unlock the full potential of indigenous plants for a sustainable future through the joining of forces with industry leaders and fostering collaboration with other like-minded entrepreneurs,’ he said.
Source: South African Government News Agency