Zimbabwe's government has asked food giant Nestle <NESN.VX> to resume operations in the country, saying it guaranteed the operations of the firm and its staff from interference, state media ...

Nestlé Zimbabwe has ramped up local production of its popular flagship breakfast cereal, CEREVITA, in response to a sharp increase in consumer demand across the country.

Swiss food giant Nestlé has invested $7m to expand its breakfast cereal manufacturing facility in Harare, Zimbabwe. The company’s “strategic upgrade” at its only plant in Zimbabwe involves ...

HARARE, July 2 (NewaDay Live)-NESTLÉ Zimbabwe has increased production of its popular breakfast cereal, CEREVITA, following a US$7 million investment into local manufacturing to meet rising demand.

At the time, Nestle said its business with the farm accounted for 10-15 percent of its local milk supply and that it had a long-term commitment to Zimbabwe.

Swiss food company Nestle has suspended operations in Zimbabwe, complaining of harassment after it pulled out of a deal to buy milk from a farm taken over by President Robert Mugabe's family.

Nestlé Zimbabwe will no longer receive milk from farms owned by the wife of President Robert Mugabe. The Swiss food giant told just-food earlier this week that it has been sourcing milk from ...

Neither Nestlé nor the ministry have released the exact terms of the agreement, though sources said Gushungo Dairy Estate, controlled by Grace Mugabe, wife of the president, would sell its milk to a ...

The government responded by freezing the company's local bank accounts in what was seen as a retributive move, but rescinded that decision after negotiations with Nestlé management. Commenting on the ...

In Zimbabwe, Nestlé currently partners with over 350 local suppliers and 18 farmers, supports 149 full-time staff, and provides work for 268 casual employees. It also runs an annual graduate ...

Zimbabwe's government has asked food giant Nestle to resume operations in the country, saying it guaranteed the operations of the firm and its staff from interference, state media reported on Friday.