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Kwale miller opts for smaller sugar packages with eye on better sales

Kwale International Sugar Company (KISCOL) workers counting the number of bags of sugar ready to be distributed to the market on June 22, 2018 at the factory. PHOTO | FADHILI FREDRICK | NMG

By  FADHILI FREDRICK

Kwale International Sugar Company (KISCOL) will from next month start packaging their sugar into smaller units to tap the local mass market.

Speaking at the factory last week, the company's Community Relations Manager Mathias Mutua said they were selling sugar in 50-kilogramme bag.

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