Nestlé Zimbabwe has scaled up production of its flagship cereal, CEREVITA, by more than 35% following a US$7 million investment in local manufacturing infrastructure.
The move is part of a broader strategy to enhance product availability, support Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030, and position the country as a regional cereal production hub.
Key highlights:
?CEREVITA now comes in 5 variants and 2 pack sizes (500g & 750g).
?Powered by Roller Drier 4, the increased capacity boosts local supply and regional exports to Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique.
?Nestlé partners with 350 local suppliers, 18 farmers, and employs 149 full-time staff plus 268 casual workers.
?CEREVITA is fortified with GRAINSMART, supporting daily energy release and nutritional needs.
?Nestlé’s sustainable manufacturing approach includes energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste reduction.
?The expansion aligns with Nestlé’s commitment to nourishing Zimbabwean families for over 60 years and contributing to long-term food security and economic empowerment.
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