Leader in feed additives and services in Sub-Sahara Africa
Vitam International started in 2002 with one goal in mind: to make a difference in the animal feed industry through scientifically proven feed additives that are tried and tested to provide farmers with added benefits in animal health and profitability. Our company’s core value lies in relationships, responsibility, and trust allowing us to distinguish ourselves by highly qualified and skilled personnel and exceptional on-farm service. This enables us to be a long-term reliable partner for producers.
We believe in true sustainability through effective science. True sustainability is about taking care of the environment and our people while being profitable. The fundamental success factor throughout any operation that directly impacts sustainability, is efficiency. Therefore, through effective science, the productivity of food protein production is optimised in a sustainable way.
Ultimately, Vitam International is focused on nourishing Africa. Through our partnerships with international suppliers, we make a significant contribution to the agricultural feed industry by supplying world-class technology for mycotoxin risk control, gut health and rumen efficiency and quality silage production.
The Management Team
Colin Bellew
Managing Director
Renier Zietsman
General Manager
Portfolio Managers
Wimpie Lambrecht
National Sales Manager
National Sales Manager
Thinus Gouws
Silage Development Manager
Silage Development Manager
Caitlyn de Vos
Ruminant Development Manager
Janik Bekker
Feedlot Development Manager
Marthie Nickols
Poultry Development
Manager
Matthys de Vries
Poultry Sales
Manager
Ernst Maier
Swine Development
Manager
Area Managers
Jos Malherbe
Business Development Manager: Western Cape
Francois Coetzee
Business Development Manager: KwaZulu-Natal
Technical Service Managers
Zane Wilson
Technical Service Manager:
Central and Northern Region
Anel van der Merwe
Technical Service Manager: Western Cape
Tristan Barnard
Technical Service Manager: Eastern and Southern Cape