Petersfield & Rey Group Limited is a company situated in Ataabadze in the Komenda-Edna-Eguafo-Abirem (KEEA) Municipality of Ghana.

The company has two production lines; one producing Reydrops natural mineral water, and the other producing soft drinks and natural fruit juice (pineapple, watermelon and mixed fruits with ginger)

Adopted under the 1D1F policy, the company boasts of 165 out-grower farmers who assist in producing raw materials to feed the company, and farmlands of about 206 acres.

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