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Our value proposition

Revolutionizing the Pyrethrum sector

At MannaTech, we strive to be more than just investors. We aim to be trusted partners and off-takers for the Kenyan pyrethrum farmers. Our commitment lies in treating farmers with respect and integrity, providing fair prices and supporting their social and economic growth.

By use of tools such as genetic engineering of planting material in our research and development of pyrethrum genotypes, we will enhance flower quantity and increase pyrethrin content.

Our Impact

  • Empowering Farmers: We ensure farmers enjoy a steady monthly income with increasing profitability over three years.
  • Boosting the National Economy: Manna Tech’s quality exports drive significant foreign exchange earnings for Kenya, contributing to national growth.
  • Job Creation: Manna Tech creates jobs, particularly for women and youth, helping reduce rural-urban migration and fostering local economic development.
  • Empowering Communities: By empowering smallholder farmers, especially women (who make up 35% of Kenya’s 7 million smallholders), we are improving livelihoods and strengthening community resilience.
We promote pyrethrum as a sustainable alternative to synthetic chemicals, reducing environmental contamination. Pyrethrum’s natural properties contribute to healthier ecosystems by minimizing reliance on harmful insecticides.
Billion (usd)
808080$

Projected market growth by 2026

CAGR
80%
Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) forecast

Our Process

Our objective is to create a social impact by developing high-quality, high-yield, non-genetically modified (non-GMO) seeds and seedlings for distribution to farmers in Kenya and beyond.

Market Products

We proudly produce world class natural Pyrethrum products for use in the home, public health and agriculture.

Control ants, flying and other crawling insects.
  • Flea and tick control sprays and shampoos for companion animals.
  • Commercial insect control in animal housing (poultry, livestock and diary production).
  • Control of chewing and sucking insects in protected cropping.
  • Head lice and mite foams, mousses, rinses and other treatments.
  • Insect repellent spray and sunscreen.