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In April 1944, P J Joubert Limited was registered in Bulawayo. In 1946, this Company changed its name to African Distillers (Rhodesia) Limited. Initially, its activities were centred around the sale and distribution of imported spirits, liqueurs and wines. During the same year a distillery was acquired in Mutare and the local production of a range of spirits commenced. In 1951 African Distillers became a public quoted company. In 1974, the Company moved to its present headquarters at Stapleford, a complex just outside Harare which houses production, warehousing and distribution facilities. The Company has six depots in Bulawayo, Harare, Kwekwe, Masvingo, Mutare and Victoria Falls which ensure a first-class distribution service. These outlets are supplemented by Customer Collection Depots countrywide.

Innscor Bread Company Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd t/a Bakers Inn

o Bakers Inn, are tasked with producing, selling and distributing quality flour products in Zimbabwe

o The company started off in the 1980s as a small confectionery company employing 40 people and producing just 30,000 loaves per day.

o The first bread plant was built along Simon Mazorodze Road in Harare in 1995 with a capacity to produce 60,000 loaves plus limited lines of confectionery

o In 1998, a 150,000 loaf plant was commissioned at Lytton Road, soon to be followed by other plants in Mutare and Bulawayo

o In 2010, the Lytton Road plant was recapitalised bringing the national capacity to 400,000 loaves. Bakers Inn offers customers on the go a wide range of freshly baked bread, rolls, confectionery and pies.

Agro-processor, manufacturer and distributor of food and beverage products

From the beginning, Colcom’s emphasis was on the production and marketing of fresh and processed value-added pig products that were to be associated with quality, hygiene, nutrition and delicious taste. The reputation of the Colcom brand has been and is therefore very carefully guarded. The initiation and maintenance of such a brand over many years involves a broad compendium of knowledge, expertise, dedication and facilities, starting at the pig farming level through to the factory and on through the cold chain to marketing, sales and distribution, backed by the required associated services and quality and veterinary controls along the way. At the same time, a willingness and ability to adopt and adapt to new techniques in production and processing, and changing market requirements, has been and continues to be vital. In addition to all those dedicated and expert persons directly involved in the policies, strategies, production, processing and marketing of Colcom’s products over th

Dairibord Holdings Limited is a manufacturer and marketer of quality food and beverage products. The company is listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE). The company is a prime example of successful privatization as it was originally a state owned enterprise established for the purposes of processing and marketing milk products which was successfully privatized by the Government of Zimbabwe. Dairibord Holdings has 100% ownership in Martindale Trading (Private) Limited t/a Lyons, Lavenson Investments (Private) Limited, NFB Logistics (Private) Limited, Kutal Investments (Private) Limited and 68.4% shareholding in Dairibord Malawi (Private) Limited. Kutal Investments is a property holding company which leases its properties to Group companies. Lavenson Investments (Private) Limited has a 100% ownership of Dairibord Zimbabwe (Private) Limited. 

First Pack is the Zimbabwe’s leading ‘One Stop Shop’, for Computer consumables, Computer hardware and General stationery. The company has more than fifteen years’ experience and has extremely done well in terms of market share, capital base, human resource expertise and service quality. First Pack has more than ten branches nationwide which gives it the largest presence in the country. Our clientele base ranges from the financial sector, educational sector, manufacturing sector and government sector. We have managed to remain on top because of the unmatched service delivery and superior product quality we offer. First Pack is a partner and supplier of the world’s leading brands such as HP, Lenovo, Dell, Asus, Nikon and Deli stationery.

We are a traditional dairy manufacturer that provides Zimbabwe and the region with a diverse range of high quality cheeses, yoghurts, ice creams and a number of other dairy products. We attribute our success to our passion for the Kefalos brand and our consistency in quality delivery. Our products are based on home-made recipes while at the same time bringing in a sense of newness through our keen instinct to innovate

Mak Chemicals (Private) Limited is the leading distributor and prominent supplier of Mak-Plus. products, privately owned business entity, specialists in Manufacturing of high quality cleaning detergents as well as chemicals for industrial applications. Instituted and Headquartered in Zimbabwe, the company has grown ominously in the supplying chain. As the sole preferred distributor, the company has also gained significantly recognition from various industrial sectors as the most reliable and high-quality guarded supplier. We maintain a very high level of innovation, excellence manufacturing practices, high tensile strength, faster order placement & delivery, knowledge & technical expertise to deliver integrated solutions that works. And it is our aim to build on the traditional values of credibility and to build strong partnerships with our customers and strategic partners. Our long-term success is predicated on a value-oriented corporate culture with four central strength

You name it... we brand it! When image is everything we have the solution, a solution to all your merchandising needs. Promotional clothing, corporate uniforms, workwear, leisurewear & manufacturing to your specification, embroidered or screenprinted, we can cater for your every need. If you need to get your promotion in motion, let us supply you with branded promotional items, corporate & business gifts such as mugs, pens, keyrings, umbrellas, mousemats, usb’s, awards or promote today for business tomorrow with lithographic printing, letterheads, business cards, car stickers, banners, flyers and posters. Product sourcing, if there is something you need and don't see it, we can source it. Bags • Caps & Hats • Clothing • Computer Items • Desktop / Office • Diaries / Calendars • Eco Friendly • Electronic Products • Executive Gifts • Exhibition • Folders • Food and Drink • Games, Toys & Sport • Golf

National Foods Limited, listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (NTFD.ZI), is a diversified conglomerate which has grown to become one of the largest manufacturers and marketers of food products in Zimbabwe and the Southern African Region. National Foods embodies 90 years of milling experience and encompasses the history of milling in Zimbabwe. When established in 1920, the company’s main focus was small scale milling. Today, the company provides the resources, technology and manpower necessary to feed millions of people. In addition to maize and flour milling, the company produces a wide range of food products, including stock-feed, rice, peanut butter and oil - as well as providing services in logistics, properties and legal industries. Our flagship brands, which include Gloria, Red Seal, NF Stockfeeds, Mahatma, Rosetta, Snow White and Better Buy are easily recognisable on the Zimbabwean marketplaces with Gloria and Red Seal being trusted and esteemed products for over 60 year

Nestlé operates a factory in Harare, producing milk powder and cereals for the local market. Over the last few days Nestlé has faced questions about its relationship with the Gushungo Dairy Estate. Nestlé has been present in Zimbabwe for over 50 years and is a fully-fledged member of the local community, employing around 200 people there and providing additional employment for many hundreds of milk farmers and other suppliers. The continuous supply of consistently high quality fresh milk is crucial to Nestlé’s operations in Zimbabwe. During the last few years Nestlé has witnessed the collapse of Zimbabwe’s dairy industry. Nestlé prefers to work within contractual agreements to ensure a constant supply of fresh milk, but at the end of 2008, the company found itself operating in a market where 8 of its 16 contractual suppliers had gone out of business. As a result, in early 2009, Nestlé was forced to purchase milk on the open market from a wide variety of suppliers on a non-contra

The company has a humble and modest beginning, having started off as a small family‐owned business in Nyazura before a move to Harare. In 1931, Olivine purchased premises in Birmingham Road, where the company is now situated. The first plant installed was for crushing groundnuts and producing cooking oil. Olivine Industries started off by selling oil and then ventured into making soap. The first soap produced was the famous Big Ben.

In 1958 the famous Buttercup margarine was innovated. Olivine also started supplying in bulk to the baking industry. Eight years later, Olivine broke fresh ground by being the first to produce cotton seed oil which helped to satisfy the then oil hungry market.

Propak Hessian (Pvt) Limited is a subsidiary company of TSL Limited based in Harare and has been in existence for over 40 years. We are proud to be Zimbabwe's leading authority in tobacco packaging and hessian.

Propak Hessian (Pvt) Limited is a subsidiary company of TSL Limited based in Harare and has been in existence for over 40 years. We are proud to be Zimbabwe's leading authority in tobacco packaging and hessian.

starafricacorporation limited was established in 1935 principally as a sugar refinery, starafricacorporation limited has grown to become a diversified conglomerate listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange.

The Tanganda Tea Company has its origins in farming in the Chipinge district of Zimbabwe as far back as 1910, over 100 years ago. The name 'Tanganda' itself comes from the name of a river that runs through one of the Company plantations, but to most Zimbabweans, it is now synonymous with tea.