Let me just say for the best baked products nothing bits Proton. From the way the premises look, the way the staff is dressed the quality of the product they make. As for me and my house its Proton or nothing. Each entry point has a person making sure you sanitize before walking in. the store has little wash basins for customers . thank you Proton for making sure your workers are safe. And thank you for the best bread in Zim.
Proton is the best confectionery manufacturer. All their products are of excellent quality ranging from proton bread 🍞, biscuits (I like💕 the RAMBAWARAIRA) and buns.
Proton always maintains a consistent standard (weight, tight crumbs air space, and tasty)
They have the best bread, it has a longer shelf life and stays fresh. They have Rambawaraira biscuits those are a must have. Then their buns sweet and fresh. And they employ a huge number of Marondera residents. Since 1966 they have delivered quality. I will vouch for them any day.
Though i miss the Mafufu emaramba, please bring them back.
Proton is the way to go.
Their bread is the best.
As a student I bought it on a Thursday and left it in my room at school for almost a week.
I then came back on a wednesday and guess what - it hadn't gone bad. It was as good as fresh from the shop.
Proton Sando dzenyu
It is a Greek family owned business which was founded in 1961 by Peter Tselentis (Mr.). The name Proton is a Greek word which when translated mean "First".
The bakery apsires to becoming a leading National bakery within the baking industry through its established brand and assosiated products.
As a Company, there is high regard for Respect, Integrity, Team, Care and Quality; 5 value statements which makes for the culture of the Company.
The Company motto is "Proton Bakers, Best of the Best bread."
In terms of products, the Company manufactures Bread , Buns, Cookies, Rolls (twist, humburger, Portugues, dinner..), Jumbo buns, Hot cross buns, candy cakes...
The Company's Head Office is located in Marondera a town in Mashonaland East Province and it has two depots in Harare and Bulawayo.
