31/12/2025
β¨ REVIEWING 2025 | A YEAR OF IMPACT, GROWTH & GRATITUDE β¨
2025 was a year of meaningful progress β not without challenges, but by Godβs grace, far more impactful than we had planned for.
It was the year we completed and commissioned our modern Taliana Foods production plant, fully equipped with a 10-tonnes-per-day capacity, strengthening our commitment to nutritious, locally sourced foods.
It was the year we upgraded our dehydration hub to our latest hybrid dehydration technologies, complete with a fully equipped laboratory, setting new benchmarks for food quality, safety, and innovation.
It was the year we became the first company in Kenya to receive KEBS certification for Quality Hybrid Solar Dryers β a major milestone for local manufacturing and standards in food processing.
It was the year we expanded our dehydration hub replication model beyond Kenyaβs borders, and received the East African Certificate for duty-free trade for our Hybrid Solar Dryers.
It was the year our work received international recognition through the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK at the Commonwealth Startup Fellowship and the Royal Academy of Engineering, affirming that African-built solutions can compete globally.
It was the year we surpassed our impact target, reaching 10,150 farmers supported by our dehydration technologies β beyond our 10,000-farmer goal.
It was the year we rolled out Hybrid Solar Dryers for Black Soldier Fly ( ), supporting sustainable aquaculture and animal feed systems.
It was the year we set up a fish dehydration center in the Lake Victoria region, financed by GIZ Kenya, supporting fishing communities to reduce post-harvest losses and increase incomes.
And it was the first time we established dehydration centers for the Maasai community in Kajiado, working with INADES-Formation Kenya β ensuring climate-smart technologies reach underserved and climate-vulnerable communities.
π± From technology to nutrition, from farmers to markets, from Kenya to the continent β 2025 strengthened our belief that ending post-harvest losses is possible.
π WITH DEEP GRATITUDE TO OUR PARTNERS
Royal Academy of Engineering, The Commonwealth Startup Fellowship in the UK, Imperial College London, Viridian (South Africa), ViKtoria Ventures (Kenya), Kenya National Innovation Agency (KeNIA) (Kenya), GIZ Kenya, Sinapis, Christian Business Angels (USA), Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kenya), African Centre for Technology Studies - ACTS (Kenya), Imperial Global Ghana.
π€ Thank you for believing in African innovation and helping us scale farmer-centered impact.
π Learn more about our Hybrid Solar Drying technologies:
π https://bioafriqenergy.com/types-of-solar-dryers