Turning rural communities into profitable food processing hubs
We build local processing infrastructure, connects it to real markets, and transfers ownership to communities, creating rural industries that increase farmer income at scale.
Farmers grow food, but most of the value leaves the community. Crops are sold raw, middlemen capture margins, and rural areas remain poor despite producing wealth.
MAMLO builds local processing infrastructure so communities capture more value from what they grow. Instead of exporting raw crops, farmers process food close to home and sell into real markets.
Proximate Micro-Factories MAMLO builds small factories inside farming communities and runs them in the early stages so crops are processed close to home, reducing losses and increasing the value farmers earn from each harvest.
Reliable Markets Farmers sell directly to the factory, and MAMLO sells finished products into local and regional markets, creating steady demand and predictable seasonal income.
Training & Handover While operating the factory, MAMLO trains farmers and local teams in quality production and business management, then gradually transfers operations to the community so profits stay local.
Coordination A shared digital system connects factories and organizes supply, quality, and delivery across the network, allowing the model to scale to more communities.
MAMLO builds and operates each micro-factory in the early stages, then gradually transfers operations to trained community teams so ownership and profits stay local.
Our model has reached 500 + rural farmers in 2025. See how we plan to reach 100,000 by 2036
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MAMLO combines infrastructure, market access, and local ownership into a repeatable system. Each factory strengthens the next, creating a network that scales income across regions.
We’re building the infrastructure for rural prosperity.
