Milk ATM Business In Kenya

A new cash-cow in town and it is known as the milk dispenser or milk ATM. It works like a traditional bank ATM with the only difference being that it swallows coins and gives out milk (simply put).

With so many upcoming estates in our urban centres and with abundance of raw milk from our hardworking farmers, there is absolutely no reason why you should not be milking some profits from this opportunity. Here’s how you can get started.

Step One: Find A Good Location

The secret to success in this business lies in achieving a large volume of sales per day. You therefore should locate your business in an area that is adequately populated. The more walk-in customers your milk ATM can attract, the better. But what if finding such a location proves difficult? Well, worry not.

Step Two: Choose A Good Milk ATM Machine in Kenya

Choose a machine that does not strain your budget and one that has enough capacity to sustain your customers’ demand. You can start small with a 200 litre machine and then graduate to a bigger 1000 litre machine as demand rises.

As for purchasing the machine you can buy one locally from Neema Technologies. Locally manufactured machines are cheaper…and as you know, it’s a good idea to BUY KENYA, BUILD KENYA. Here are some tip that will come in handy in your search for a good milk ATM machine.

Step Three: Arrange With Farmers and Suppliers For Milk

Yes your business will be located in the urban centres but in order to get quality and consistent milk supplies you will need to link up with farmers or suppliers. As part of your planning, take time to visit the surrounding rural areas and compare cost before settling on the most feasible source.

Don’t take chances. Have your suppliers sign a contract with you…that way you will be sure they’ll not sell your milk to anyone else and leave your supplies hanging.

• Look for high quality milk that is not adulterated with water
• The Kenya Dairy Board requires only pasteurized milk to be sold. Try to find farmers who can supply pasteurized milk…not raw milk.
• If you can’t find pasteurized milk, don’t worry. You can invest in a pasteurizer from Neema Technologies and be purchasing cheap raw milk. Smart idea!
• A litre of raw milk will cost you 35/- at the farms while a litre of pasteurized milk will cost you 50/-.

Step Four: Get Licensed

You will need a license from the Kenya Dairy Board which will cost you Ksh2,500 with a one-time application fee of Ksh600.

HINT: Areas that fall in Machakos, Kiambu or Kajiado counties tend to have cheaper single-business permit charges than ones in the core Nairobi despite their proximity to the city (Examples: Ongata Rongai (Kajiado), Syokimau (Machakos), Githurai 45 (Kiambu), Kahawa Sukari(Kiambu), Kahawa Wendani (Kiambu), Ruaka (Kiambu), Mlolongo (Machakos), Kitengela (Kajiado)).

Step Five: Where to Purchase the Milk ATM

Have you been wondering where to buy the best milk pasteurizers in Nairobi? You have come to the right place. Neema Technologies is the most preferred service provider for buying the best milk pasteurizers not only in Nairobi but also in Kenya as a whole. Our work speaks for itself considering the repeat customers and referrals we get form our past clients.

Neema Technologies is a leading manufacturer of Milk ATMs in Kenya. We are therefore the ideal place to buy the best milk ATMs in Nairobi or everywhere else in the country. We will provide you with the best quality Milk ATMs because we are experts.

Our products meet the highest quality standards as required and are delivered within the agreed time frame.

To enquire for more information, request for quotation or general enquiries, contact;info@neematechnologies.co.ke or call: 0792880966 today.