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KAM Intent on Promoting Local Manufacturing Through Agriculture for Industry Initiative

Through its initiative Agriculture for Industry, the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) seeks to support domestic manufacturing by using the agricultural industry to supply basic and secondary intermediate goods.

This programme emphasises the value of obtaining and producing materials domestically and is one of the main pillars of our Manufacturing 20by30 Plan.

“During our engagements in the central region, we had the privilege of visiting some of our members who are players in the agricultural sector. We explored Sangare, a dairy product manufacturer located in Nyeri, popular for their yoghurt. Currently, Sangare produces yoghurt in two delightful flavors: Vanilla and Strawberry,” said KAM.

“Their commitment to excellence has allowed them to establish a strong position within the agricultural sector value chain,” KAM acknowledged.

Kikwetu Flowers, which is based in Timau and is elevated at 2,400 metres above sea level, is the perfect place to grow roses of the highest calibre.

The farm specialises in cultivating an array of superb rose kinds, including the radiant Ever Red, a T-hybrid red variation, the elegant Athena, a medium white variety, and the wonderful Revival, a medium pink variety, among other lovely possibilities.

Agventure, a farmer-owned limited liability company, was founded in 2010 with the goal of assisting farmers in the development of more sustainable farming practises in non-irrigated cereal-based systems.

With member farms in Nakuru, Laikipia, Meru, and Isiolo counties, Agventure has expanded the understanding and use of rain-fed conservation agriculture over the past ten years, with early indications of increased land, water, and input usage efficiency.

Another well-known business that not only processes Mwea Pishori rice but also markets it is Baraka Rice Millers.

KAM claims that by working with nearby farmers who grow Mwea Pishori rice, this renowned rice miller contributes significantly to the value chain.

Baraka Rice Millers provides a reliable and superior supply of Mwea Pishori rice by collaborating closely with these farmers.

The ability to design and construct items that are helpful to society is made possible by the manufacturing industry. Without manufacturing, many people would be unable to obtain the goods and services they require.

In order for people to work and support their families, manufacturing also contributes to the creation of jobs.

Local production yields higher-quality goods. With local manufacturers, businesses may work more productively and produce work of a higher calibre.

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