Zing Fruit Juice is featured in the Swaziland Times. The article explains that Zing is a nectar with no added preservatives.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Zing has a new fleet
Say 'hello' to Zing

Zing Fruit Juice set up a promotional stand in Khayelitsha, at the Site C taxi rank. The patrons who visited the stand, received samples of Zing's sweet nectar juices, while having the opportunity to purchase some as well. Store owners in the area were also introduced to the product by Zing's sales representative, Andile.
Zing Radio Ad
The Zing Radio ad, produced in Xhosa, aims to inform its listeners of all the available flavours in the Zing Fruit Juice range: Apple, Guava, Berry, Mango, Orange, as well as Tropical. This ad runs on Radio Zibonele, which covers the Khayaletsha, Llanga, Nyanga and Gugulethu areas, as well as its surrounds.
If you haven't heard it yet, press play over here:
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Zing does Spar-ticularly well

Zing Fruit Juice took part in the Spar Inland Trade Show 2009. Here, Zing had the opportunity to inform Spar owners about the Zing brand. This created great awareness among the owners from the North, South and Lowveld regions, which also meant that successful sales were achieved: 4 800 cases of Zing 1 liter were sold. The Zing stand was awarded third place for The Best Stand-category, with their colourful display including the mini bikes and all. This was quite an achievement, as big brand contenders (like Coca-Cola) were competing in the same category.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
A well deserved reward

After competing in a series of cups, and still participating in the Vodacom Cup, Zing Mbekweni United Football Club is taking a well deserved break. And to celebrate this, Mr Fritz Brink, on behalf of Zing Fruit Juice, has made a donation to the Club Manager, Mr Sithembele Kaba, for MUFC's year end function. The team will play their first game of 2009 on the 16th of January - and it's a Vodacom Cup game, so embrace this time to celebrate before you go back on the field, MUFC! We're behind you all the way.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
No monkey business
Zing Fruit Juice sponsored a water point at the Bainskloof Ultra Marathon 2008, which was held on Heritage Day, the 24th of September. Heritage Day is a celebration in which South Africans recognise aspects of our country's unique culture: creative expression, history and the languages we speak.
The idea behind the marathon was to meet the demand for an Ultra Marathon in the Boland to promote Bainskloof as a Natural Heritage Sight, and to benefit the community.
The route led the runners through the picturesque Lemietberg Nature Reserve's breathtaking scenery - with a few baboons and other local inhabitants along the way! The day was rather rainy, which spoiled the anticipated outcome. But the participants made the best of the day, and the Zing Team kept the spirits high and entertained. The potjie stand was a fun affair, which had Marius trying to counter the cold, rainy day with a newly invented tribal dance around a delicious potjie prepared by our very capable cooks!
The idea behind the marathon was to meet the demand for an Ultra Marathon in the Boland to promote Bainskloof as a Natural Heritage Sight, and to benefit the community.
The route led the runners through the picturesque Lemietberg Nature Reserve's breathtaking scenery - with a few baboons and other local inhabitants along the way! The day was rather rainy, which spoiled the anticipated outcome. But the participants made the best of the day, and the Zing Team kept the spirits high and entertained. The potjie stand was a fun affair, which had Marius trying to counter the cold, rainy day with a newly invented tribal dance around a delicious potjie prepared by our very capable cooks!
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