The company presently supports over sixty women from three communities across Kenya who supply large amounts of sisal on a monthly basis.

Sisal, grown extensively in plantations across Kenya, is presently exported to destinations worldwide,in the form of a coarse baler twine. Communities of people live near the crop though do not derive a means of income from the plant.

Our product design and development team has explored the potential of this natural fibre in terms of function, versatility and durability. The results are simply outstanding!

Working closely with groups of women within their homes, the team has trained individuals to sustainably extract the fibre from sisal plants that are easily accessible. Lives are transformed as families have a steady source of income while tending to their daily tasks.

The Company also enhances technical skills by equiping its manpower with quality skills for sustainable economic development.

Our products are innovative in design and application, revolutionizing the standard of quality of locally manufactured products in Kenya.