To be East Africa's most preferred food and Beverage Company and the benchmark for quality.
To care for the communities around us through the provision of high quality and affordable foods for domestic and animal consumption while maintaining a healthy profit margin to grow our company and satisfy shareholders.
Classic Foods entered in partnership with Enhance Business Solutions to provide training programs to farmers. It helps the communities gain significantly by increased food security, jobs and enhanced revenues.
They listened and learned on the best agricultural practices. EBS teamgave a well-crafted training session around the themes of farming is entrepreneurship. This session took place at Karindi Primary school and attracted over 500 farmers with majority being women. Our free training sessions have attracted overwhelming acceptance from the local communities. Read more
The theme of the training session is to design and evaluate effective food security programmes and practices taking into account the traditional habits and accept change for the sake of food security. All along rural communities have been contented with the little output they have been achieving. Through our community training programmes, they have now discovered they can triple the output and sell the surplus. Read More
EBS Trainer giving demonstration on best practice in potato growing and methods in one of the most successful training sessions held at Karindi in Nyeri County. With the potato output having dropped to less than 10 bagsper acre, it was time to correct the past. Read More
The EBS determination has no boundaries. Despite the difficult and adverse weather conditions and terrain, we still managed the withstand it and gave training and demonstration sessions to the Kamina Ngui,Kisuvioni Women Group and Imandinigroups in Makuenini County.The training and the outcome have been a big success! Farmers have started putting the skill to practice. Read More
The company distributed free sorghum and maize seeds to the 340 members groups in Gatiko group in Karatina. The free seed distribution initiative is meant to encourage the farmers to use certified seed as opposed to using recycled season’s harvest as seeds. Certified seeds have proved to yield 3 times more than recycled seeds .Read More
