The distribution is expected to enhance milk quality, reduce post-harvest losses, and improve incomes for dairy farmers in the region.
The event was also attended by CECM Agriculture Damaris Kavoi, area MCA Daniel Musau and Chief Officer Japheth Kiminza among other officers.
These capital investments will focus on operations and logistic capabilities as well as updating its Innovation center for world class product development and customer collaboration.
Brookside’s strategy offers a compelling blueprint for other African agro-processors. Instead of engaging in brutal price wars on supermarket shelves, the processor is securing guaranteed volume via B2B (Business to Business) institutional contracts.
The site will span 117,000 hectares of agricultural land and is designed to support 270,000 dairy cows.