Welcome to Bumbo: For world famous baby products

Bumbo International is a privately owned company established on premises that cover a total area of 4,700 square metres. We are the sole manufacturer of the Bumbo Range of superior, happy and fun baby products, the first of which is the Multi Award winning, World Famous Bumbo Baby Seat.

We are a truly global enterprise with an impressive global market position with a wide range of seats, baths, toys and other great products to assist with toddler's creative play, learning and development. Bumbo Products are marketed and distributed in close to 100 countries to date and constantly creating loyal customers for life.

Bumbo is a worldwide rave!

The Bumbo range of innovative products will be exhibited – Friday, 6th to Sunday, 8th of August 2010 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The South East Asian expo stands out amongst some of the biggest shows in the nursery and maternity category expecting more than 350,000 visitors this year.

Bloom and Grow Asia official Distributor in Hong Kong for Bumbo International will proudly present the multiple award winning Bumbo range of products. Visit the Bloom & Grow stand (booth numbers C01/02 – C17/18). Visit their website: http://www.bloomandgrowasia.com.

Keen Visits Bumbo in South Africa

The Keen crew flew to Bumbo headquarters in South Africa last week to go over some business items and learn about the amazing charitable aspect of the company. What an amazing trip!

Bumbo’s Bert Snyman took me around Pretoria to learn more about the company’s charitable arm.  To see Bumbo’s charity involvement in its local community is a truly special thing. The company helps thousands of people every month through several different organizations in and around Pretoria, South Africa, its hometown.  Bumbo filters most of its profits to Maranatha Bana, a non-profit organization that it created. Maranatha Bana runs its own organizations and also helps other charities in Pretoria. By the way, Maranatha Bana loosely means “He will come for the children” in the local Africaans language.

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