How 46-year-old family business turned two cows into cheese empire
Nairobi, June 17 -- In 1979, the founders of Brown's Food Company decided to go into the dairy industry with two cows. Over four decades later, they have given birth to a venture dominating cheese-making, not only in Kenya but across the East African region.
Originally Brown's Cheese, the dairy products-making company managed by the second generation, was established by David and Sue Brown as a solar heater manufacturing firm while keeping only a few cows for household milk consumption.
Now, the family-owned company produces cheese wheels, some costing as high as Sh100,000 a piece, with a keen eye on high-end markets, including exports within East Africa.
"When our parents started the business, they were initially focused on solar heat...
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