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Plumbee Expands Production Capacity to Serve 3,600MT Annually
Plumbee Africa has expanded its production capacity to 3,600 metric tonnes annually, marking a defining milestone in the company’s evolution into one of Kenya’s emerging child nutrition manufacturers operating at industrial scale. This expansion represents more than increased output; it signals a deliberate commitment to strengthening domestic nutrition infrastructure capable of serving the country’s youngest generation with consistency, safety, and long-term resilience. Acro
May 293 min read
Regional Sales Representative
12 Positions 1. BACKGROUND At Plumbee, we believe every child deserves access to nutritious food. We are building a company grounded in quality, trust, and a commitment to improving how children are nourished across communities. To achieve this, we need strong presence in the market, people who can build relationships, expand access, and ensure our products reach all families in Kenya. We are therefore seeking Regional Sales Representatives who are motivated by both per
May 252 min read
Factory Admin & Operations Assistant
Plumbee Africa is looking for a highly organised, disciplined, and detail-oriented Factory Admin & Operations Assistant to support daily administrative and operational activities at our Nyahururu production facility. This is a hands-on factory support role for someone who is excellent with records, strong in follow-up, and able to ensure that documents, logs, stock movement records, supplier paperwork, production support documents, and dispatch records are completed, filed, a
May 252 min read


Leading Kenya NGO Food Providers: Ensuring Child Nutrition and Food Security
In Kenya, the challenge of providing safe, nutritious, and affordable food to children and vulnerable communities is immense. As we strive to improve nutrition outcomes, especially for infants, toddlers, and school-aged children, the role of NGO food suppliers becomes critical. These organizations work tirelessly to bridge the gap between food scarcity and nutritional needs, often in the most underserved regions. Today, we explore the leading Kenya NGO food providers who are
May 254 min read


Ensuring Child Health and Nutrition Kenya: A Path to a Brighter Future
Ensuring that children receive proper nutrition is a fundamental step toward building a healthier society. In Kenya, where many families face economic and environmental challenges, the need for effective child nutrition strategies is urgent. We must understand the complexities of child nutrition and work together to provide safe, affordable, and high-quality food options that support the growth and development of infants, toddlers, and school-aged children. Understanding Chil
May 254 min read


Nutritious Baby Food Kenya: Top Baby Food Choices in Kenya
Feeding our little ones well is a responsibility we take seriously. In Kenya, where diverse cultures and rich agricultural resources meet, choosing the right baby food can be both exciting and challenging. We want to ensure our children get the best start in life with foods that are safe, nutritious, and affordable. This post explores the top baby food choices in Kenya, focusing on options that support healthy growth and development. Understanding Nutritious Baby Food Kenya W
Apr 274 min read


A New Chapter for Plumbee
A Milestone for Plumbee: Our New Purpose-Built Facility Over the past year, a significant part of our work has taken place behind the scenes, designing and building a manufacturing facility dedicated to child nutrition. Today, we are proud to share that Plumbee is now fully operating from our new production facility in Nyandarua, Kenya. The factory has been built from the ground up specifically for the production of child food and nutrition. Intentional by Design This focus i
Feb 281 min read


Homemade vs Packaged Baby Food in Kenya Which Option Offers Superior Nutrition for Your Baby
Choosing the right food for your baby is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent. In Kenya, parents often face a choice between homemade baby food and packaged options available in stores. Both have their advantages and challenges, but when it comes to nutrition, safety, and convenience, which option truly supports your baby’s healthy growth? This article explores the key differences and helps you make an informed choice. Homemade mashed vegetables prepa
Feb 253 min read


Child Malnutrition in Kenya: What Every Parent Should Know
When we hear the term child malnutrition in Kenya, many people imagine severe food shortages or humanitarian emergencies. But malnutrition is not always visible. And it is not limited to one region or one income group. For parents, understanding what malnutrition really means, and how to prevent it, is one of the most important steps in supporting a child’s healthy growth. What Is Child Malnutrition? Child malnutrition occurs when a child does not receive the right balance of
Feb 253 min read


Best Baby Food in Kenya: A Complete Guide for Parents (2026)
As a parent in Kenya, you want the absolute best for your little one, especially when it comes to their nutrition. The journey of introducing solid foods is exciting but can also be overwhelming with so many options available. In 2026, understanding the landscape of baby food in Kenya is key to making informed choices. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the world of purees, porridges, and finger foods, ensuring your baby gets the healthiest start possible. Why Ch
Feb 254 min read


When & How to Start Your Baby on Solid Foods in Kenya: A Practical Guide for Parents
Introducing solid foods to your baby is a big step, and getting it right can support healthy growth, stronger immunity, and better eating habits for life. This guide uses evidence-based recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF to help Kenyan parents feel confident, safe, and prepared. Why Start at Around 6 Months? From birth to about 6 months, your baby gets most of their nutrients from breast milk. WHO and UNICEF recommend: Exclusive breastfeeding
Feb 242 min read
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