Every company here began as a problem in another one. The grain needed trucks. So we bought trucks.
Kinvem Cereal is now the logistics arm’s biggest customer. Kinvem Juices moves on the same fleet. Nothing in the group was acquired as an investment — and when something goes wrong in one business, the person sorting it out is the same person running the other four.
Beans, maize and peanuts. Bought at the farm gate, graded, delivered.
Washing, ironing and garment care for homes and businesses in Kenya.
Freight across Kenya and the region, on our own fleet.
Regional and long-haul shipping out of Worcester, Massachusetts.
Fruit juice pressed in batches and moved on group trucks.
Prices agreed up front. No renegotiating at collection.
What we say is in the sack is in the sack.
Our trucks, our timetable, our problem to solve.
Small team. Reachable people. No ticket queues.
Four of the five companies operate out of Kenya and across East Africa. The fifth runs freight from Worcester, Massachusetts. Between the two, Kinvem buys, moves and sells well beyond the region.
Five trades, two continents, one way of doing business.
Cereal, Laundry and Juices operate here, alongside the East African freight fleet.
+254 703 595 956The North American freight arm, serving the surrounding region and long-haul lanes.
+1 744 386 1026Tell us which of the five you need and we will put you straight through to the person who runs it.