Orsha Wholesome Foods
Where farmers
Meet Customers.
We aim to promote the production, processing, distribution and consumption of quality traditional cereal grains, vegetables, nuts, fruits, tubers and legumes. We work closely with smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe who are the main producers and harvesters of these traditional foods which are processed and packed at our factory in Marlborough.
2833 Pachena Road, Marlborough Industry, Harare, Zimbabwe
Our Products
We produce 15 product lines, depending on availability of raw materials and demand by consumers
OUR STORY
Supplying The Best Organic Products Since 2009
ORSHA Associates (Private Limited) was established in 1997. Orsha Wholesome Foods division (Orsha Foods) was initiated over a decade later initially on a trial part time basis in 2009.
The success of the trial inevitably then led to its full implementation beginning in mid-2012, following the development of a strategic business plan that guided its roll-out.
Orsha Foods aims to promote the production, processing, distribution and consumption of quality traditional cereal grains, vegetables, nuts, fruits, tubers and legumes.
Supporting Farmers
Nutritious & Healthy
Delicious & Organic
Aiding Climate Resilience
Recipes
- Finger Millet Porridge and Sadza
For variations on the porridge, you can leave the soaked… Read more: Finger Millet Porridge and Sadza - Mahewu
Mahewu is a delicious and refreshing beverage that is easy… Read more: Mahewu - Mutakura
Mutakura is a delicious meal that makes a healthy snack… Read more: Mutakura
OUR CLIENTS
What People Say About Us
It is both a food and drink and is very filling. I love this especially this time of winter as it keeps the whole family warm. It is also good in sorghum porridge ummm yummy!!
Susan Nyamupila
We have been loyal to this product for more than 6years simply because it’s home grown, organic , well presented and tastes good
Phillip Nherera
I love Orsha wholesome foods. The whole range of Orsha foods contributes to a healthy diet for my family. In particular I love the small grains which come with no grit.
Fortunate Nyakanda
