In this edition of the Business Brightspot blog, we’re covering two traditional South African SMEs who have taken a knock during lock down but have managed to keep their doors open.
Imelda Kekana, The Muff’n Lady
About your business
We are an artisan bakery offering nutritious and scrumptious goodies. We use good quality natural and indigenous ingredients sustainably grown by local farmers, as part of our strategy to combat/reduce lifestyle diseases whilst at the same time creating awareness to the forgotten sound food intelligence that our ancestors thrived on. For premium quality and freshness, our products are only available per order.
How has your business changed during COVID-19?
Sales dropped drastically.
Contact details:
Imelda Kekana
- imeldam@vodamail.co.za
- https://www.facebook.com/themuffnlady/
Yaniv Belinky, Tapitalia
About your business
We import Italian bathroom fittings including taps, sanitary-ware, vanities, accessories, baths and showers.
How has your business changed during COVID-19?
We were closed for the first 5 weeks of lockdown and unable to generate sales and business has been slow since we have opened.
Contact details:
Yaniv Belinky
- yaniv@tapitalia.co.za
- http://www.tapitalia.co.za/
- https://www.facebook.com/TapitaliaSA
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The Business Brightspot blog was part of our Open for Business campaign. This is an initiative to give South African SMEs the tools and information they need to re-open their businesses during COVID-19.
