We are a registered agribusiness that is into the processing of honey, tea, and dry fruits for the Ghanaian populace. The sole proprietorship which was established and registered in 2019 is located at West Trassaco close to Zoomlion Ghana Limited.
One reliable way to add fruit to your daily routine is by purchasing dried fruit
Eating honey is a natural way to get an energy boost. It is a mixture of simple sugars
Mazia Co Enterprise, based in Accra, Ghana, is a dynamic agro-processing company dedicated to providing healthier food options and wellness products.
Our offerings include:
Discover the purest, most delicious honey crafted with care and passion. Our honey is 100% natural, rich in flavour, and packed with nutrients—perfect for a healthier, sweeter life!
To process healthy honey, nutritious dried fruits, and tea for the Ghanaian populace. To reduce the incidence of postharvest losses of fruits in the country through agro-processing.
Honey is composed primarily of fructose and glucose but also contains y amino acids, vitamins, minerals and enzymes
We know that sounds a lot like making a cup of tea, but an infusion doesn’t come from the traditional tea plant.
Drinking tea becomes pleasurable when honey is in it; try some exotic, sweet, and unimaginable flavors
Dried mango is also rich in vitamin C, an essential antioxidant that aids tissue repair and iron absorption
Because of increased knowledge on the benefits of fruits, there is a growing trend of citizens desiring to eat fruits all year round, in spite of their seasonal cropping nature. The ingredients used to process Mazia tea are of great health benefits.
This business was borne out of the entrepreneur’s passion and zeal to ensure that there are healthy products (honey, tea and dried fruits) available for consumption in the urban centres. It has become difficult for one to buy honey, known for all its health benefits, in the open market and find it is unadulterated.
Mazia co enterprise is a registered agribusiness that is into the processing of honey, tea, and dry fruits for the Ghanaian populace.