Man Advises Entrepreneurs on Getting Products Into Shoprite

Man Advises Entrepreneurs on Getting Products Into Shoprite

  • A man told people how they could become a retailer at South Africa's largest supermarket
  • The man posted a TikTok video sharing information for entrepreneurs with dreams of supplying major retailers
  • The video the man shared inspired many people who raved about the useful plug he revealed

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South Africa was impressed by a man's helpful video. The content creator told people the steps to take to become stocked at Shoprite, Boxer, Pick 'n Pay and most stores.

Man shares barcode plug to South Africa
A man told people how they can secure barcodes to sell in South African supermarkets. Image: @lebomarketing / TikTok / Ninthgrid
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The video of the man explaining how simple it is to become a supplier went viral. Many commented on his video, raving about the nuggets of wisdom he shared.

In a TikTok video, @lebomarketing shared that to take the first step toward becoming a stocker at Shoprite, there is a website to register on GS1 to get a barcode for all store products. Once approved, the products need to be uploaded so that each one has a unique barcode. Securing a barcode costs a one-off fee of R170 for one product or R7,899 for a thousand products, with a renewal fee of R4,528.

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Man shares how to become supplier for stores in South Africa
A man shared how to become supplier for stores in South Africa. Image: Hobi industri
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South African stunned by man's business tip

Many people were in awe of the man @lebomarketing's useful video. Business owners raved that he was doing well for sharing the information. Watch the video of the man explaining how to get a barcode for products.

Silver admired the man's TikTok video:

"If everyone were as honest as you. Some people will just make you sign just so you can find out you have to pay later."

KeaMara appreciated the man's help:

"I've been looking for this for so long, thank you sir."

NegasNagast gushed about the informative video:

"You are doing well, brother, for us who know nothing. Keep it up."

Mandlazi WaseMtuba commented:

"Wow, that was very informative, Bengithi Sishaya Ezika Matewu."

Morris wrote:

"Eyi my bro, you always have good info and thank you very much for that."

AuntyHazel added:

"I don't have a business selling products, but this is top-notch 👌. Thank you, my brother 🙏"

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Miss T wa paws commented:

"Very true Bhuti, I used to do it at my previous work, which is supplying Clicks, Dischem, Shoprite, etc."

Simamiso Mthethwa applauded the man's content:

"I love you, my brother. Your information is much appreciated."

AuntyHazel was inspired:

"I don't have a business selling products, but this is top-notch 👌. Thank you, my brother 🙏"

The Hustling Couple 🌸 was delighted by the man's video:

"I don't regret following you at all 🙌🏽,thank you for this valuable info 👌🏾"

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Rutendo Masasi (Weekend Entertainment and Human Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 3 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za