WE'RE REBUILDING THE FOOD ECONOMY ONE VILLAGE AT A TIME

MAMLO exists to keep value close to the communities that grow our food.

 MISSION
Increase the incomes of rural women farmers 
WHY WE EXIST
Rural farmers grow valuable crops but capture the smallest share of value. Processing happens elsewhere.We built MAMLO to change that structure.
WHAT WE BUILT
Infrastructure
Micro-factories allow communities to process food locally and participate fully in markets.
FOODS SHOULD CREATE SHARED PROSPERITY 
A supply chain that extracts from rural communities is not sustainable. Strong food systems require strong local economies.
MAMLO is led by operators committed to practical economic design and rural development. We work with communities as partners.

MEET THE TEAM 

Rahab Muthui

Production Officer

Grace Onyango

Admin

Paul Omondi

Accounts Officer

Lorine Atieno

Sales Lead

Victor Baraza

Communications Officer

Rebecca Wentworth

Partnerships & Resource Development Lead

Zeddy Misiga

Director Growth and Impact

Irene Etyang

CEO

 advisors 

Michael Mbogoro. PhD RTTP

World Intellectual Property Organization(WIPO

Maria Niebla Del Campo, MSc

Stantec

Brad Rickelman

Meridian Technology Center, OK

We are building a distributed system that expands opportunity wherever food is grown.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF FOOD COMPANY 
MAMLO exists at the intersection of commerce and community. We believe strong businesses can build strong societies when they are designed with intention.We make food that competes on quality.We build systems that generate opportunity.And we measure our success by the strength of the communities behind our products.
Infrastructure disguised as food