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Bokomo

Breakfast cereal company in South Africa

Field	Value
name	Bokomo
trade_name	Pioneer Foods Groceries (Pty) Ltd
logo	Bokomo South Africa Logo.png
type	Private
industry	Food
predecessor
successor
founded
founder
defunct
hq_location_city	Bellville
hq_location_country	South Africa
area_served
owner
num_employees_year
parent	Pioneer Foods
website
former_name	Bolandse Kooperatiewe Molenaars (English: Boland Co-operative Millers)

Bokomo Foods ("The Goodness of Home") is the largest breakfast cereal company in South Africa, and is a division of Pioneer Foods (Pty) Ltd.

History

Bokomo Foods () started as a wheat co-operative about 80 years ago and has since grown and expanded greatly to become one of South Africa's largest manufacturer of cereals. Bokomo also has a base in the United Kingdom as well as an alliance with Sanitarium, an Australian food manufacturer.

Over the years, Bokomo broke into the baking and dessert market, acquiring Moir's, South Africa's largest range of baking products. More recently, they also acquired Kwality Biscuits, the manufacturer of products such as Romantic Dreams, Munch-A-Lot, Centre Court and Vinta.

Many Bokomo products are endorsed by the Heart & Stroke Foundation of South Africa.

In 2020, Pioneer Foods was acquired by global soft-drinks giant PepsiCo.

Products

Source:

Bokomo Rusks
Crumbs and coatings
Moir's desserts and baking products
Kwality Biscuits products

Cereals

Weet-Bix (from Sanitarium)
Sunny-Bisk
Bran Flakes
Corn Flakes
Granolo
Fibre Plus
Flakes Range
Otees
Powervite
ProNutro Traditional and Wholewheat
Up & Go
Wheat Crunchies
Breakfast bars
Nature's Source muesli

Porridge

Maltabella
Oats
Instant Oats
KreemyMeal

References

"Our Bountiful Brands {{!}} BOKOMO".

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