Foodstuff & Beverages

We are engaged in the provision of food commodities and finished food products in Sub Saharan Africa is a challenging and ever changing dynamic requiring astute business and trading practices to effectively service this region and emerging market.  Deep Catch is a home-grown Namibian entity; created and presently still expanding into, a multi-faceted group of associated companies within the region, to comprehensively service this need. Our strengths are our individual procurement skills, exceptional logistical networking, modern storage and distribution facilities underpinned by a young and dedicated team of passionate people and partners to drive the process.

Our company is specializing in egg production and sales and we are the largest egg producer in the Jaman District (Drobo). If you are a Retailer or wholesaler, we can help you meet your egg needs. With over 7 years of experience in commercial layers, we produce over 30 millions eggs a year. We follow the philosophy that each client is unique and provide him/her with a personalized plan to fit his/her specific needs.

Tara International Co. Ltd are the importers of several 'Brand name' products in Sudan, and also part of a large "family-owned Group of Companies, who's mission it is to provide you with quality products, which is backed by a service which is second to none in Sudan. Tara International Co. Ltd is part of a large family owned group in Sudan, which includes Golden Arrow for Toyota, Premier Foods for Dairy Products and Fruit Juices, Jebel Auwlia Fish Farm, Sudanese Aluminum and Al Mamoun Industries. We would like to invite you to purchase Vehicles and Equipment from Tara International Co. Ltd and look forward to maintaining a rewarding business relationship. 

Dairibord Holdings Limited is a manufacturer and marketer of quality milks, foods and beverage products. The company is listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE). DZPL is one of the largest manufacturing and marketing companies in Zimbabwe with 5 factories located in Harare, Chitungwiza and Chipinge. The Group results for the half year ending 30 June 2013 will reflect operational challenges encountered due to the plant and staff rationalisation projects, escalating costs and liquidity challenges in the market. The plant rationalisation project negatively affected product supply in the first quarter for Dairibord Zimbabwe (Private) Limited. The Board of Dairibord Holdings Limited made a decision to realize both the staff and plant rationalisation expenses in the first half of the year. As a result, profitability for the first half is expected to be lower than for the same period last year. Shareholders are therefore advised to exercise caution in dealing with their shares. The company transformed into a holding company with four subsidiaries – Dairibord Zimbabwe (Private) Limited, Lyons, Dairibord Malawi (Private) Limited and NFB Logistics (Private) Limited. The name of the holding company changed to Dairibord Holdings Limited (DHL) from Dairibord Zimbabwe Limited (DZL).  

Food World is Zimbabwe's premier independently-owned supermarket group. Our company currently operates 6 branches in two cities, and employs over 700 team members from diverse backgrounds. Each of our branches has all the departments you would expect in a world-class supermarket concern: a grocery department stocking a full range of groceries and homewares, a bakery that bakes fresh bread, cakes and confectionary daily, a take-away that sells sumptuous hot meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner (some branches also have sit-in areas) and a butchery that stocks high-quality fresh beef, pork, chicken, and goat products.  We serve a discerning customer, one who's interested in more than just seeing rock bottom prices. Our customers have told us they value excellent service, clean stores, a great range of products, and of course reasonable prices. These are the things we do best, and that is what makes shopping with us a pleasure. The Food World shopping experience is second to none – try it and feel the difference! Our focus is on bringing our customers the best shopping experience possible. How do we do this? Firstly, we ensure that we provide our customers with convenience. Our branches operate from 6.30am to 8.30pm every single day, including weekends and all public holidays. Our branches are also all located conveniently – most are clustered in the C.B.D, so that our customers never have to walk far to get to a branch. Secondly, we strive to provide you with world-class service. This means making sure you are served as quickly as possible at each point of interaction. Our friendly customer care team members are also always available to assist you by answering questions taking you to where products are, or even pushing your trolley for you during your entire shopping trip! Thirdly, we strive to ensure full availability of all in-demand products for each branch's market. Our buying system is geared to minimizing put-of-stocks, as we realize how frustrating it is for our customers to fail to fill their basket in one trip. Lastly, we employ world-class systems to ensure that we only sell the highest-quality products in a clean and hygienic environment. History The company that is today known as Food World was founded in December 1985, in the small satellite town of St. Mary's, Chitungwiza. In the small shopping center in that town, Maxwell Chisvo, his brother Innocent, and his wife Joyce opened a small supermarket after years of saving money from driving taxis and running tuckshops. From the start, the supermarket had an intense focus on customer satisfaction – the proprietors would travel the length of the city in search of the best deals and scarce products in order to meet the demands of their customers. By 1993 that shop had become so busy that it became necessary to open a second one – in the same shopping center! It was at this time that we joined the franchise supermarket group Spar, and the new shop was called Foodworld Spar. In 1997, we opened our third branch, which marked our first foray into the CBD. This branch was called West End Spar, and once again the focus on the customer and the attention to standards made it a roaring success. In 2002, the Board decided it was best for the business to leave the Spar franchise. The company became briefly associated with the Food Chain Group, a newly established local franchise, but soon it became evident that the benefits of franchising were few. So in 2002, the Board made the decision to stand independently as a family-owned and controlled business. A rebranding exercise took place, and the company came to be known as Food World.