Becoming an entrepreneur in maize milling is not without challenges, but fortunately with a partner like Roff Milling, you’re halfway there. We share some of our milling expertise in our African Entrepreneur’s Ultimate Guide to starting a Maize Milling Business – make sure you download your free copy today!

Discover the wealth-generating potential of maize milling in Africa through Roff's latest release, the second volume of our comprehensive series on starting a maize milling business in Africa. In this guide, we delve into the intricacies of profit generation from maize and shed light on the distinctions between community and commercial milling approaches. Furthermore, we emphasize the criticality of selecting an appropriate milling business model for sustainable success. In conclusion, we offer valuable insights into the maize milling value chain.

Elevate your knowledge and strategic acumen in this promising industry by accessing Volume 2 of our maize milling start-up guide series. Stay ahead of the curve and remain informed.

Community, posho or service millers charge members of the local community a small fee for milling their maize. These millers provide a valuable service to people in rural areas, who cannot afford to travel great distances to have their maize milled or to purchase commercially packaged maize meal from retail shops. Learn more about this innovative solution for the African maize milling environment on our resource page or download the guide.