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Stephanie De Wit – Visionary Woman Founder to Watch — 2026
- Women Story
- Jan 26
- 3 min read
Redefining Agricultural Exports with Quality, Integrity, and Women-Led Impact
Category
Agriculture & Food Supply Chain · Fruit & Vegetable Export · Women-Led Businesses · Impact Entrepreneurship
Stephanie de Wit
Founder, Owner & General Manager, Agri Bianco
📍 Based in: Marrakech, Morocco
🌍 Website: https://agribianco.com
“Agri Bianco was built to prove that quality, fairness, and commercial success can grow together.”
Why She Matters in 2026
In a global food system often driven by volume over values, Stephanie de Wit is building something different—and necessary.
As the founder of Agri Bianco, Stephanie has reimagined how agricultural exports from Morocco can operate: quality-first, people-first, and community-rooted, without compromising on global competitiveness. Her leadership stands at the intersection of international trade, women empowerment, and ethical supply chains—making her a standout woman founder to watch in 2026.
Company Overview
Agri Bianco
Founded: 2020
Industry: Fruit & Vegetable Export
Headquarters: Marrakech, Morocco
What they do:
Agri Bianco exports fresh fruit and vegetables globally, managing the entire value chain—from harvesting and quality control to packing and delivery—ensuring consistency, traceability, and excellence for clients worldwide.
Operating across both Northern and Southern hemispheres, the company provides year-round supply of premium produce sourced from Morocco and South Africa.
The Founder’s Journey
With 17+ years of international experience in the fresh produce industry, Stephanie’s career spans:
Quality & Commercial Director at major Moroccan packhouses
Quality & Commercial Manager in UK-based export groups
Hands-on experience across UK, Spain, Morocco, South Africa, and Australia
Her deep expertise in quality control, grower relationships, and export market dynamics revealed a critical gap in the industry—one that Agri Bianco was created to fill.
Too little focus on quality. Too little respect for growers. Too little accountability across the chain.
What Makes Agri Bianco Different
End-to-End Accountability
Agri Bianco oversees every step of production, working closely with growers and packhouses to meet precise client requirements—without shortcuts.
Quality as a Non-Negotiable
Strict quality guidelines, commercial discipline, and prompt delivery define every shipment.
Women-Led by Design
One of Agri Bianco’s most distinctive achievements is its women-only department leadership model, setting a powerful precedent in a traditionally male-dominated sector.
Key Achievements & Impact
📈 Doubled export revenues in a competitive global market
👩🌾 Built departments led entirely by women
🌱 Launched a new startup initiative focused on creating employment for:
Widowed women
Older, long-term unemployed women
🌍 Established trusted global client relationships across multiple continents
This is not impact as a side project—it is embedded into the business model.
Recognition & Global Visibility
🏆 Top 100 Women Leaders in Africa – Nominee
This recognition reflects Stephanie’s growing influence—not only as a business leader, but as a catalyst for systemic change in African agribusiness.
Values That Scale
Agri Bianco’s foundation rests on:
Quality over compromise
Fair reward for local teams
Strong grower relationships
Environmental and social responsibility
Consistency, equality, and commitment
These values have enabled the company to scale trust alongside revenue.
Why Stephanie de Wit Is One to Watch
In 2026, the world is watching how supply chains evolve—toward transparency, ethics, and resilience.
Stephanie de Wit is already there.
She is building an export business that:
Competes globally
Empowers locally
Leads with women
And proves that doing business right is good business
That is why she earns her place as a Visionary Woman Founder to Watch — 2026.
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