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Juice plant

A modern plant in Kasaji that processes local fruits into packaged juice, reducing waste, boosting food security, and creating jobs for youth and women in Lualaba Province.

Project summary

An eco-friendly juice plant in Kasaji using solar power and waste recycling to link local production, processing, and distribution.

Project

Juice plant

Date

2026

Category

Industry

Project details

The Kasaji Juice Production Plant responds to the lack of local infrastructure for processing agricultural products in the region. Currently, fruits such as mangoes, oranges, pineapples, and guavas are sold in raw form without value addition, resulting in post-harvest losses and heavy reliance on imported juice products.

The project will establish an industrial processing unit that enables local transformation of agricultural produce, creates direct and indirect employment, improves living standards, and contributes to sustainable economic diversification in Lualaba Province.

Key objectives

  • Build and equip a modern juice production facility in Kasaji

  • Promote local processing of agricultural products

  • Create direct and indirect employment in the agri-food sector

  • Reduce imports of processed juice products

Expected results

  • Fully operational juice production plant

  • 200 direct jobs and 500 indirect jobs created

  • Local agricultural processing rate increased by 40%

Performance Indicators

  • Percentage of work completed:

    • Year 1: 40%

    • Year 2: 100%

  • Installed & operational equipment:

    • Fully operational by Year 2

  • Annual production volume:

    • Year 2: 150,000 liters

    • Year 3: 400,000 liters

Institutional & Management Information

Responsible Ministry
Provincial Ministry of Industry – Lualaba

Service / Institution
Office of the Provincial Minister

Project Owner
Provincial Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Budget (Lualaba)

Project Manager
Approved logistics and construction company

Post-Project Management
Lualaba Agri-Food Management and Distribution Company (SGDAL)

Benefits & Impact

Direct benefits
  • Economic valorization of local fruits

  • Job creation for youth and women

  • Support for agricultural cooperatives and agri-food workers

Indirect benefits
  • Improved living standards

  • Reduced unemployment

  • Gender parity encouraged

Impacts
  • Strengthened food security

  • Sustainable industrial development

  • Reduced dependency on imported products

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