Feronia Inc. Becomes Heineken Approved Supplier

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - April 26, 2013) - Feronia Inc. (TSX VENTURE:FRN) ("Feronia" or "the Company") is pleased to announce that its arable farming operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo ("DRC") has become an approved supplier to Heineken N.V. ("Heineken") in the DRC.

Under Heineken's "Supplier Code", suppliers must adhere to Heineken's values, policies and principles which cover areas including human rights, professional conduct, equality, child labour, the environment and health & safety.

Ravi Sood, Chairman of Feronia Inc., commented: "Achieving approved supplier status with Heineken is a significant milestone for our operation. We look forward to providing a high-quality, 100% locally produced product to this highly regarded international counterparty with complete transparency on an ongoing basis."

About Feronia Inc.

• Feronia Inc. is a large-scale commercial farmland and plantation operator in the Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC").
• The Company uses modern agricultural practices to operate and develop its oil palm plantations and arable farming business division.
• Feronia believes in the immense agricultural potential of the DRC for high-quality foodstuffs and edible oils given its ideal climate, excellent soil and highly skilled and experienced workforce.
• Feronia's management team is comprised of senior agriculturalists with extensive experience in managing both plantations and large-scale mechanized farming operations in emerging markets.
• Feronia is committed to sustainable agriculture, environmental protection and providing support for local communities.
• For more information please see www.feronia.com.

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