Datlabs unveils own camphor brand

terminated the agreement.
The termination of the agreement means that Datlabs can no longer produce or market Ingram’s Camphor cream in Zimbabwe.
Datlabs chief executive officer Mr Todd Moyo said once they learnt of the decision by Tiger Brands, his organisation immediately got to work to find a camphor cream product of superior pedigree to fill the void created by the termination of the arrangement.

“I am happy to report that my team has pulled all the stops to give consumers a quality product that we know they will love, a product that is manufactured right here in Zimbabwe.

CamphaCare will keep our factory in Zimbabwe running and hopefully save jobs that would have been lost by the termination of the previous licence agreement.
“We hope that our valued and loyal trade partners and consumers will support this new proudly Zimbabwean product, which can only be good for the continued employment of our staff and the growth of the Zimbabwean economy,” he said.

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