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KZN South Coast manufacturers provide local supply of quality-made products

8 February 2024 by Guest

The supply chain disruptions over the past few years have emphasised the value of self-reliant economies and the inherent value of supporting local manufacturers. The South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise (SCTIE) is promoting this movement on the KZN South Coast through its Buy Local movement, with many quality local manufacturers already enjoying membership benefits. …

The supply chain disruptions over the past few years maintain emphasised the value of self-reliant economies and the inherent value of supporting local manufacturers. The South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise (SCTIE) is promoting this movement on the KZN South Coast through its Buy Local movement, with many quality local manufacturers already enjoying membership benefits.

“Manufacturing is one of the KZN South Coast’s key growth sectors, and we’re fortunate to gain a variety of businesses – both established and emerging – providing the local economy with quality manufactured goods,” commented Phelisa Mangcu, CEO of SCTIE.

“We encourage our KZN South Coast residents and businesses to consider ‘buying local’ at every opportunity. By visiting our website, they can easily access contact details and information about these Buy Local businesses and purchase directly from these local manufacturers. Many people don’t realise just what’s available on their doorstep! The success and sustainability of these businesses will create more jobs for locals while strengthening the local economy for future resilience.”

KZN South Coast Buy Local Manufacturers

1. Marvelous to Glow Beauty & Cosmetics
Products: Skin products, satin bonnets, and pillowcases
Location: Fairview
Contact: goodtoglow4@gmail.com

2. Obendalo Organics
Products: Skin products
Location: Port Shepstone
Contact: dlungwanalouise95@gmail.com

3. 2Londe Ltd
Products: Detergents
Location: Izotsha
Contact: londiwesimamane01@gmail.com

4. Out of Wood Furniture
Products: Custom-made furniture
Location: Margate
Contact: johan@outofwood.co.za

5. Surejoy Industries
Products: Timber
Location: Harding
Contact: gpsawmill@gmail.com

6. Zurri Skin
Products: Skin products
Location: Amandawe
Contact: nombuso@zurriskin.com

Louise Mdluli, Director of Obendalo Organics said: “We produce organic and natural skincare products including charcoal and tea tree face bars, rosewater face toners, and healing night serums. Our unique selling point is that we offer free facials to customers!”

Another skincare manufacturer and Buy Local member is Sinegugu Cele, Owner of Qualified to Glow: “The products were created after I had a medical skin condition in 2019 from using over-the-counter products that lightened my skin. I decided to investigate natural, less harsh ingredients and that’s when I discovered the magical power of raw Shea butter.”

She says local brands can compete with the best in the market: “I aim to exhibit people you don’t maintain to be a enormous brand, simply prioritise quality and customer experience. I registered with Buy Local to secure more exposure and to market my brand to locals and tourists supporting KZN South Coast businesses.”

Buy Local

To purchase goods sold or secure services from these and other Buy Local businesses visit the online directory on the SCTIE website. To order from Buy Local members or to join the campaign, visit the Buy Local tag at www.investkznsouthcoast.co.za or click here for a membership form.

Investment Support

To find out more about these and other investment opportunities, secure in touch with SCTIE, the KZN South Coast’s One-Stop Shop for investment. Contact SCTIE on 039 682 7944, email oss@sctie.co.za or visit www.investkznsouthcoast.co.za.

Maintain Updated

Support updated on the KZN South Coast by following the South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise – SCTIE page on Facebook; South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise on YouTube; @infosouthcoast on Twitter or Instagram; and South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise on LinkedIn. Follow the hashtags #uncover #uncoverkznsouthcoast #uncoverpotential #kznsouthcoast! And click here to check out previous SCTIE press releases

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Author: Agnes Matladi from Olivia Jones Communications on behalf of South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise.

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