Empowering Farmers, Nourishing Communities. Sustainable and Profitable Dairy Business in Fort Portal City
Efficient collection from local farmers, distribution across the Rwenzori region
At Toro Dairy, we've established an efficient milk collection system that serves our 375 registered members across the Rwenzori region. We primarily collect milk from farmers in Kabarole, Fort Portal, and Bunyangabu districts.
Daily Collection
Registered Farmers
From Farm to Facility
Potential Daily Capacity
Our dairy products reach consumers across multiple districts, with our primary markets in Bundibugyo, Kasese, Kyenjojo, and surrounding areas. We've established a reliable distribution network that ensures fresh dairy products reach markets promptly.
We implement rigorous quality control measures at every stage of our collection process:
Farmers in Kabarole, Fort Portal, and Bunyangabu milk their cows following strict hygiene protocols.
Milk is transported to designated collection points where initial quality testing takes place.
Refrigerated vehicles transport milk to our Fort Portal processing facility within hours of collection.
Finished products are distributed to markets in Bundibugyo, Kasese, Kyenjojo and other districts.
Registered under the cooperatives act of 1963 Reg. No. 2211 dated 1966, Toro Dairy Cooperative Society Limited is a membership-based, member-used and member-controlled organization owned by individual shareholders who are primarily dairy farmers in the Rwenzori region.
We have 375 registered members across Kabarole, Fort Portal, and Bunyangabu, with about 50% being active due to logistical constraints. The Dairy operates from our own permanent building located at Rukiidi III Street, Fort Portal City.
On average, we handle about 5,000 litres of fresh milk daily, with the potential to sell 20,000 litres per day. Our products reach consumers in Bundibugyo, Kasese, Kyenjojo and neighboring districts.