Zimbabwe 'We are producing the products but the rate of uptake in supermarkets is very low because the majority of the people do not have enough buying power.'
Using political leverage in 2009, the Mugabes, through proxies, forced Nestlé Zimbabwe - the local subsidiary of the Swiss company - to buy milk from them despite the milk not meeting minimum standards required by Nestlé.
"Nestlé refused to buy milk from Gushungo dairies. I told Kasukuwere to begin with them and tell them he was sent by me. We should deal with them; let them get out of the country," Mugabe said.
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