Giant beverages maker, Delta Corporation's latest product offering, the banana-flavored Chibuku Super has drawn mixed reactions from local imbibers who have been long time admirers of the traditional sorghum beer. Speaking during the product launch, Delta Beverages general manager-sorghum beer business, Marshall Pemhiwa said despite tempering
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed Delta beverages, sorghum beer volume declined by five percent mainly due to shortages of packaging materials for the Chibuku Super brand. According to the group update for the first quarter ended 30 June 2018, lager beer volume was 56% over prior year
Delta Beverages has dismissed rumors circulating that they are left with one-week supply for Chibuku Super saying their packaging supplier is experiencing problems which they hope will be address soon. In an interview with 263Chat, Delta Beverages Secretary, Alex Makamure said there was a temporary supply
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed company, Delta Beverages is facing disruptions to the supply of Chibuku Super due to capacity limitations impacting key packaging material suppliers, the company has reported. According to the group secretary Alex Makamure, Sorghum beer volume for the year ended 31 March 2018 grew
Delta beverages, the country's leading beer manufacturer reported high sales volume as a result of the political developments that led to the ouster of former President Robert Mugabe as renewed hope for economic revival pushed consumer spending to new levels, Group Secretary Alex Makamure has
Leading beer manufacturers, Delta Corporation has hinted that it will soon introduce a more secure Chibuku Scud bottle that enable consumers to see the inside contents, a move the company says will improve customer confidence in the once popular sorghum beer brand. In an interview with 263Chat,
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