Government Delivers 12 Milk Coolers to Murang’a Dairy Cooperatives, Aims to Boost Farmers’ Income
12 bulk milk coolers handed over to Murang’a County cooperatives to support 37,000 litres of daily milk aggregation
In Brief
- •12 bulk milk coolers handed over to Murang’a County cooperatives to support 37,000 litres of daily milk aggregation
- •The delivery is part of a larger effort that has already seen 230 coolers installed nationwide
- •Government plans to add 650 more coolers by January 2027 following a presidential directive
Why It Matters
The new coolers are expected to cut post‑harvest milk losses and increase farmers’ earnings, addressing a key bottleneck in Kenya’s dairy supply chain. By improving storage capacity, the initiative supports food security and strengthens the formal dairy market, potentially raising the standard of living for over 18,500 farmers in Murang’a County.
Key Details
- Coolers Delivered
- 12 bulk milk coolers
- Farmers Benefited
- 18,500+ farmers
- Daily Milk Aggregation
- 37,000 litres
- Total Coolers Delivered
- 230 coolers
- Future Delivery Target
- 650 coolers by January 2027
Context & Background
Kenya’s dairy sector has historically struggled with high post‑harvest losses, prompting government investment in cold storage infrastructure to improve supply chain efficiency.
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