A fully licensed healthfoods business produces a range of probiotic beverages and fermented food. The factory is built on company-owned land (2 minutes walk to the beach), with all business licenses and land documentation in order. Product distribution has almost covered the Tanzanian market, with a with a comprehensive customer database intact. All supply and delivery logistics were systematized. Staff are well trained on the production process and operating machinery. There is huge potential for exports to Ugandan, Kenyan, and Rwandan markets.
- Asking Price:
- £200K - £500K Furniture / Fixtures and Inventory / Stock included
- Turnover:
- £100K - £200K
- Net Profit:
- £50K - £100K
Property Information
- Property:
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Leasehold
- Living Accommodation:
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The building permit for a house on factory land has been approved. All necessary paperwork in order, yet to be built.
- Location:
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The factory is based in a slow village called Pongwe on the North East Coast of Zanzibar Island. The land itself is 2 mins from the white sand beaches of the Indian Ocean. A perfect location for a couple or family looking for a slower pace, and a great quality of life in paradise.
- Premises Details:
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As mentioned above
- Planning Consent:
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Ownership conversion complete, land lease registered under the company name. All building/ planning permission approved.
Business Operation
- Expansion Potential:
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Distribution across Tanzania is already covered, we currently supply most major supermarket chains, Delis, hotels and restaurants. There is still massive untapped potential on the Tanzanian mainland both with up market lodges as well as partnering with alcohol brands for cocktail menus rolled out across the hospitality industry. The main potential, however, is in export to Kenya and Uganda. Customer awareness and demand is extremely high, with much higher public engagement with online shop platforms for home delivery.
- Competition / Market:
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There are two other local brands that produce Kombucha. In Uganda there are no major brands and in Kenya there is only one. Having tasted them all I would say there is yet to be any real competition, the quality is poor and products inconsistent. Our branding and product quality are of much better quality, and our customers inform us that our sales are far superior. There is a very small craft food industry in general. The price point of our products is higher than that of the mass produced functional beverages. We do not consider them to be out competition
- Reasons for selling:
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Missing mountains
- Trading hours:
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9-5
- Employees:
- 5
- Years established:
- 4
Other Information
- Furniture / Fixtures value:
- £70,000 - included in the asking price
- Relocatable:
- This business can be relocated.
