The word vuvuzela has come to represent a variety of low cost instruments that fans take to soccer matches in South Africa. It is believed the original idea for the Vuvuzela stemmed from the use of a kudu horn blown to summon people to various events and gatherings. In more recent times it was used on the South Africa railways. No decent soccer fan in South Africa would leave home without a Vuvuzela. By developing the unique ZaZu we've taken the Vuvuzela back to its roots as it were. It has been created to add depth and variety to those exciting match sounds. It has also been designed to appeal to other world-wide sports. The ZaZu horn is moulded from HDPE (High Density Polyethylene). Many different colours are available and colours can be matched to specific client requirements. High specification pigments are used to produce brilliant colours In mould labeling. The heat from the hot resin activates the label adhesive, causing the label to adhere to the ZaZu. The label becomes molded to the container wall and cannot be removed. Label size is 80mm by 250mm Superb branding opportunities exist in not only the superior in-mould printing of logos and other information but also in the ability to drape 40cm wide branded “flags’ to the strong moulded suspension points strategically placed on the ZaZu. The mouthpiece is hygienically removable. The ZaZu’s mouthpiece is uniquely designed, manufactured and registered and it enables the ZaZu horn to play a wide variety of notes unlike any other type of soccer horn.