Grown here. Made here. Built to scale.
Kalinasho is building Namibia’s local food supply chain, from farm to shelf.
Kalinasho Trading Enterprises CC · Ongwediva, Namibia · Founded 2023
Eleven products. One standard.
Namibia imports around 80 per cent of its processed food. Kalinasho exists to change that.
We turn locally grown mahangu, fruit, nuts and herbs into hygienic, 100% natural products and put them on the shelves of Namibia’s retailers.
Our story
Four steps, one chain
Source.
Direct contracts with farmers.
Process.
Certified, hygienic facilities.
Package.
Retail-ready compliance.
Distribute.
National retail and wholesale.
2,492
customers served
40+
farmers under direct contract
6+
retail partners
11
laboratory-tested products
30+
rural jobs created
Eleven products. One standard.
Every product starts on a Namibian farm and is made in Namibia: natural ingredients, hygienic production, honest labelling. All products were laboratory-tested in 2026.
StaplesMahangu Millet Flour5 kg and 10 kgView product
ConfectioneryMahangu Cookies150 gView product
SpreadsEembe Berry Jam260 mlView product
SpreadsPeanut Butter, Smooth250 g and 500 gView product
BeveragesMutete Juice500 mlView product
BeveragesZesticore Juice500 mlView product
Cooking EssentialsMahuku Cooking Oil250 mlView product
Cooking EssentialsKalinasho Chilli Sauce125 mlView product
Cooking EssentialsSpice Mix Seasoning100 mlView product
Personal CareHerbCrown Hair Oil50 mlView product
ConfectioneryWildnuts Chocolate80 gView product
Powering local farmers
Contracts that give growers a reliable buyer and a fair route to market.
Reducing reliance on imports
Namibia imports around 80 per cent of its processed food. Every jar changes that share.
100% organic, local and nutritious
Natural ingredients from Namibian fields, nothing artificial added.
No artificial preservatives
Preserved the way the fruit and the process allow, with a shelf life of six to twelve months.
Recognised for the work
Winner of the Africa Skills Revolution 2024 prize (US$1,500) and a UNDP Basecamp 2025 award (N$150,000).
Programmes we have won with
Backing Namibia’s food self-sufficiency.
A capital-efficient, fast-growing local food manufacturer: N$516,882 revenue in 2025, up 83 per cent on 2023, with a N$95,500 raise to scale production, certification and retail reach.
