Jam Transwide Equipment Ltd

Jam Transwide  Equipment Ltd We design, Install, Commission, Train, and Maintain post-harvest grain handling equipment. Located in Nairobi. We Serve the entire African market.

JAM TRANSWIDE AT THE LAUNCH OF THE SUSTAINABLE AFRICAN VALUE CHAIN INITIATIVEOn 11 June 2026, Jam Transwide Equipment Lt...
18/08/2026

JAM TRANSWIDE AT THE LAUNCH OF THE SUSTAINABLE AFRICAN VALUE CHAIN INITIATIVE

On 11 June 2026, Jam Transwide Equipment Ltd attended the launch of the Sustainable African Value Chain Initiative (SAVI) at Emara Ole-Sereni, Nairobi.
Hosted by the Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC) in partnership with Danish Industry (DI) and the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM), the event brought together stakeholders focused on building more sustainable, competitive and resilient agricultural value chains.

For us at Jam Transwide, the conversation was particularly relevant.
SAVI places emphasis on key areas including:
🌱 Decarbonisation and resource efficiency
💧 Water stewardship
📊 ESG and sustainable business practices
🌍 EUDR compliance and market access
🌾 Reducing post-harvest losses and improving value-chain efficiency

These priorities align closely with the challenges facing Africa's grain sector.
Better grain cleaning, drying, sorting and storage can reduce losses, improve quality, increase efficiency and help producers capture more value from what they grow.

The Initiative, also launched during the event, takes this approach directly into Kenya's maize value chain, focusing on productivity, post-harvest loss reduction, grain quality and competitiveness.

At Jam Transwide Equipment ltd , we believe agricultural transformation is not only about producing more.
It is also about preserving more, processing better and creating greater value after harvest.

We were pleased to be part of the conversation and look forward to seeing how SAVI translates these ambitions into practical solutions across Africa's agricultural value chains.


👇Participants pose for a group photo at the Emara Ole Sereni Hotel,Nairobi, Kenya

5 OF THE WORLD’S MOST SUCCESSFUL FARMER COOPERATIVESFarmer cooperatives can be much more than collection centres.Some of...
17/08/2026

5 OF THE WORLD’S MOST SUCCESSFUL FARMER COOPERATIVES

Farmer cooperatives can be much more than collection centres.
Some of the world's largest agricultural businesses are owned by farmers themselves. Their success shows what can happen when farmers combine production, capital, processing and market access.

1. Nonghyup | South Korea 🇰🇷
Nonghyup operates across agricultural marketing, farm inputs, livestock, finance and banking.
Scale: More than US$50 billion in annual turnover.

2. ZEN-NOH | Japan 🇯🇵
ZEN-NOH connects Japanese farmers to consumers and markets. It handles grains, fresh produce, livestock, agricultural inputs, machinery and exports.
Scale: About US$30 billion in annual turnover.

3. CHS Inc. | United States 🇺🇸
CHS is a farmer-owned agribusiness operating across grain, agronomy, crop inputs, food, energy and commodity marketing.
2025 revenue: US$35.5 billion
2025 net income: US$597.9 million

4. Fonterra | New Zealand 🇳🇿
Fonterra is one of the world's largest farmer-owned dairy cooperatives. It turns farmers' milk into milk powders, cheese, butter and specialised dairy ingredients for global markets.
2025 first-half revenue: NZ$10.8 billion
Total assets: About NZ$20.3 billion

5. FrieslandCampina | Netherlands 🇳🇱
This farmer-owned dairy cooperative processes milk into consumer dairy products, nutrition products and specialised ingredients sold around the world.
2025 revenue: €13.4 billion
2025 net result: €328 million

WHAT CAN AFRICAN FARMERS LEARN FROM THEM?
The biggest lesson is value addition.
The most successful cooperatives don't stop at collecting agricultural commodities. They move further along the value chain:
🌾 Production
➡️ Collection
➡️ Processing
➡️ Storage
➡️ Logistics
➡️ Marketing
➡️ Export
When farmers collectively own more of this chain, they can capture more of the value created by their production.
The future of farmer cooperatives may not be about collecting more commodities. It may be about owning more of the value chain.


Below 📸; Nonghyup headquarters,6 Saemunan-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul.

Our Grain and Seed Cleaning Machines with Cyclone Aspiration have proven to be Exceptional and Excellent for removing:✅M...
13/08/2026

Our Grain and Seed Cleaning Machines with Cyclone Aspiration have proven to be Exceptional and Excellent for removing:

✅Maize kernels ✅Broken kernels ✅Stones ✅Dust

✅Husks ✅Cobs ✅Empty/shriveled kernels ✅Weed seeds ✅Pieces of stalk

It is also Easy to integrate Destoners, Graders and other Equipment after installation

They are Suitable for cleaning 🌟Maize 🌟Wheat 🌟Rice 🌟beans 🌟sesame 🌟sorghum 🌟sunflower and other grains/seeds.

To Get a Quote today ,contact us at +254723766959 /[email protected]

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The Netherlands is home to around 300 specialized seed companies, making it one of the world's leading seed production hubs. Behind that success is one critical process: seed cleaning.

A quality seed cleaner removes w**d seeds, dust, stones, broken kernels, and other impurities to deliver:

✅ Higher germination rates

✅ Better field emergence

✅ Improved planting accuracy

✅ Reduced storage losses

✅ Higher market value

Clean seed isn't just about appearance. It's about maximizing every hectare before planting even begins.
Invest in seed quality. Invest in better yields.

To get a Quote Now ,Contact+254723766959 or email us at

[email protected]

All season all weather we work towards grain safety and security in Africa.Our grain storage and processing solutions ar...
27/07/2026

All season all weather we work towards grain safety and security in Africa.
Our grain storage and processing solutions are now trusted all over Africa.

Get a Quote today:
+254723766959
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Africa had its best coffee year last year and the numbers prove it before anything else. 1.18 million tonnes left the co...
21/07/2026

Africa had its best coffee year last year and the numbers prove it before anything else. 1.18 million tonnes left the continent in 2025 and that translated to roughly $6 billion in export revenue. Uganda led with $2.4 billion from 8.4 million bags. Ethiopia followed with 442,000 tonnes. Rwanda nearly doubled to $148.6 million. Kenya pulled in about $350 million in just nine months. It was the first time Africa’s volume and value moved up together, and it wasn’t by accident.

The process starts on the farm, not in a boardroom. Across Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and Rwanda, over 800,000 smallholders picked cherry between June and December. The cherry was pulped within hours, fermented for 12 to 36 hours in tanks at cooperative washing stations, then washed and moved to raised drying beds. It took 10 to 20 days of sun to hit 10 to 12 percent moisture. That parchment was then collected, trucked to central mills for hulling, density sorting and grading. From AA and AB in Kenya to Grade 1 in Ethiopia, the beans were bagged in 60kg jute and delivered to warehouses in Nairobi, Addis, Kampala and Kigali.

From there the business splits two ways. About 70 percent moved through cooperatives and their unions to the Nairobi Coffee Exchange and other auction systems, where 15 licensed brokers handled bids from global buyers. The other 30 percent went direct, mostly specialty lots sold on contract to roasters in Europe, the US and increasingly the Middle East. Prices were up in 2025 because supply was good and buyers were paying for traceability. Governments also helped by pushing 20 million new seedlings and training extension officers in every ward, part of the push to get to 150,000 tonnes by 2029.

The money finally moved faster too. Cooperatives that used to pay farmers six months late cleared accounts in weeks. That meant farmers could buy fertilizer, hire pickers, and prune properly for the next cycle. But the gap is still there. A farmer gets about 25 percent of the final export dollar. We still export 95 percent as green and let someone else capture the roast margin.

2025 showed what happens when the process works end to end. Better agronomy, working mills, faster payments, and buyers who care about origin. The next step is to keep more of that $6 billion on the continent. Mill here. Roast here. Package here. Because the best coffee year we’ve had should not be the peak. It should be the baseline.

Pellet crumbler is simply a machine that is suitable for crumbling animal feed pellets.It crumbles larger feed pellets p...
17/07/2026

Pellet crumbler is simply a machine that is suitable for crumbling animal feed pellets.

It crumbles larger feed pellets produced by the feed pellet machine and cooler ,into the stipulated smaller size pellet feed products.

Advantages of our Pellet crumblers :
⭐ Compact Structure
⭐ Bigger Crushing Ratio
⭐ Fast sample preparation speed
⭐ Minimal Dust and Vibration
⭐ Low Energy Consumption even on constant feeding
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