Food systems are centralized. Farmers carry the cost.
Across Africa, most crops leave rural communities unprocessed. Farmers sell raw harvests at low prices. Value is created far away. Post-harvest losses remain high. Rural jobs are limited.Communities that grow food are often the last to benefit from it.
This is not a production problem.
It is an infrastructure problem.
Micro-Factories Change Where Value is Created
We build standardized micro-factories located inside farming communities. Each unit transforms crops into safe, high-value products close to where they are grown keeping income, jobs, and opportunity local.
Micro-factories are: • Replicable • Operated by local entrepreneurs • Designed for consistent quality and safety • Connected through MAMLO’s digital operating system
A distributed infrastructure network built for scale.
