CEO’s uphill task selling Weetabix as Kenyan adults’ breakfast option

Weetabix East Africa CEO Dominic Kimani during the interview on February 14, 2024 at the head office in Nairobi. 

Photo credit: Photo | Billy Ogada | Nation Media Group

Weetabix, the all-nutritious cereal biscuits, may be a popular whole family breakfast option across most global markets where they are sold, but in Kenya consumers have consigned it to children.

Consequently, the American company that owns the brand has been punching below its weight as it struggles to shed the tag of it being a children breakfast cereal in the local market.

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