Availability
More dependable production and retailer replenishment.
Our impact
Better nutrition starts at home. The work of making it more accessible reaches into farms, workplaces, neighbourhood shops and the knowledge caregivers share.
Access to food. Access to knowledge.
Our model combines locally made foods with free nutrition guidance and retail distribution. It responds to two everyday questions: “What can I feed my child?” and “Where can I find it?”
Caregiver feedback keeps us close to what matters: useful advice, products nearby and pack formats that fit household routines.


Built through everyday work
We are strengthening production, ingredient storage and replenishment so families and retailers can depend on our supply.
Care, consistency & quality
In October 2026, TBS licence 7863 was issued for Mama Mix, Mtama Mix, SupaOATS and Supaugali. That approval is specific to the named products.
We continue improving our quality practices as the business grows. Our Bagamoyo factory development is part of that next chapter; commissioning is targeted for February 2027.
Availability
More dependable production and retailer replenishment.
Affordability
Testing smaller packs that reduce what a family needs to pay at once.
Local opportunity
Building ingredient purchasing relationships and opportunities through our operating and retail network.
Learning
Listening to caregivers, tracking access and checking whether changes are useful in daily life.
Sustainable Development Goals

Nutrition and wellbeing sit at the centre of our purpose. Local sourcing, women’s opportunities, livelihoods and wider access connect that purpose to the people and communities around us.
Make food, support retailers and offer free caregiver education.
Availability, practical usefulness, affordability and family experience.
Which changes make a lasting difference, and how to measure those changes well.