X FRUIT PACK Fruit Pack is a 100% natural fruit purée snack for children aged 10+ months. It’s Kosher certified and contains no preservatives, no colourants, no flavourants and no added sugar. Fruit Pack’s three flavours are Awesome Apple, Apple & Pear and Strawberry & Banana. In 2009 co-owners Anthony and Anne Keyworth identified the opportunity to introduce this product into the South African market after noticing a similar trend in Europe, whereby fruit purée is packaged into a pouch. Each 90g pouch of Fruit Pack is equivalent to one fruit serving and as a result, a consumer is afforded the convenience of a healthy on-the-go snack that’s durable enough to be stored in a handbag, baby bag, schoolbag or lunchbox. Fruit Pack launched in November 2010 after extensive research, product and brand development. It was South Africa’s first-to-market fruit purée snack and was soon imitated by a number of local competitors. To aid its customers in purchasing in bulk, Fruit Pack extended its product offering in July 2011 by introducing 4-packs containing 4 x 90g units per flavour. Today Fruit Pack is available at a number of retailers including Baby City, Wellness Warehouse, Dis-Chem, SPAR, Yuppiechef.com as well as numerous delis and health-oriented stores across South Africa. Fruit Pack differentiates itself through its niche distribution network, the events it participates in and the way in which it markets itself. In 2012 Fruit Pack was selected by an international jury of retail experts to represent South Africa at SIAL d’Or – an international awards ceremony in Paris that recognises product and marketing innovation. In September 2013, Fruit Pack granted an Italian licensee permission to operate the brand in Italy as “Cuore Di Frutta” (Heart of Fruit). For more information visit www.fruitpack.co.za.

X LOOM CAPE TOWN Anthony Keyworth opened Loom’s second shop in June 2013. It was situated along Bree Street in Cape Town – recognised by Monocle magazine one of Cape Town’s best retail locations. Like Loom Johannesburg, Loom Cape Town quickly established a reputation for stocking never-before-seen collections from post-youth fashion brands including Staple, Sixpack France, A.P.C. and Fred Perry. Anthony Keyworth positioned Loom Cape Town as the go-to store for extremely limited edition footwear, such as the Nike 1972 QS and the Nike Kobe 8, which were both available exclusively in South Africa at Loom. Loom Cape Town received local and international exposure in consumer and trade media for retail design innovation. After a spate of serious burglaries in Cape Town and Johannesburg the decision was made to close both shops in September 2013. Later that month, Anthony Keyworth sold the Loom brand to South African start-up, Superbalist.com (formerly known as Citymob.com), which is South Africa’s leading online marketplace for fashion and design items.