Spending your Human Rights long weekend in Swakopmund? Well then you don’t want to miss the “Outlet by NANCi” where there will be a lot of local cosmetic brands with Namibian made products just for you to choose from. Make your way to the Natural Namibia Shop @ Bonus Marktplatz on the 07th to 08th December [….]
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If you are a Namibian company or manufacturer of cosmetics, this is your opportunity to learn more about how to export. This one day event is facilitated by the GIZ, Import Promotion Desk Germany, Namibia Trade Forum, and of course NANCi. Please confirm your attendance at info@nanci.biz
Come and visit the NANCi outlet at the Namibia Tourism Expo 2018. Find the NANCi Stand in the Mopane Hall, C28. You can’t miss us.
We are kicking off the Natural Hair and Beauty Winter Academy! Join us on 18 May 2018. To participate, click here: www.nhbe.com.na or write an email to marketing@nhbe.com.na For more info, write us an email: info@nanci.biz
Dear all Hair and Beauty Fans. NANCi in cooperation with the Natural Hair and Beauty Initiative will carry out the The Hair and Beauty Winter Academy, starting on 11 May 2018, and culminating into the Natural Hair and Beauty Expo on 8 September 2018. To learn more, follow the event and join us. For more [….]
NANCi’s members showcased their products at the bi-weekly Windhoek Village City Market on 24 November 2017. The sales were good, as well as the interactions within the industry and with the general public. Enthusiastic Namibians and foreigners alike flocked the market and were impressed by the variety and quality of the Cosmetic products Namibia has to [….]
On 24 November 2017 the Namibian Cosmetics Industry emerged with a new face – and a new name! The logo and the website of NANCi – the Namibian Network of the Cosmetics Industry – were launched by Ms Nangula Kauluma, Namibian Business Woman of the Year 2017. In her keynote speech, Ms Kauluma observed that [….]
Visits to companies revealed that primary processing is done in a semi-mechanised, yet artisanal manner. In all cases, there is reliance on skilled and semi-skilled labour.Stakeholders mentioned that it is difficult to find appropriate skilled labour. The processing technologies currently in use lack innovation,but according to the stakeholders they are sufficient to produce products of [….]
Cosmetics are considered consumer staples, i.e. the use of cosmetics is common in every income segment. As such, this market is stable and can experience continuous growth even in unfavourable economic conditions (Łopaciuk and Łoboda, 2013). Nevertheless, in 2012, only 4% of the total global industry revenue was generated in Africa and the Middle East [….]
According to ISIC, Rev. 4, the manufacturing of cosmetic products is part of division 20, which comprises the transformation of organic and inorganic raw materials by a chemical processes and the formation of products. Within this division, however, a distinction is made between two classes of industries: the production of basic chemicals that constitute a [….]