Have you ever considered establishing a pure water business in Nigeria? Some people find themselves today in poverty because they are still not sure of the profitability of the company, even if they have enough capital, unlike those who are sure of a business idea but who have no capital. Whatever category you are in, this business guide will benefit both categories.



Imagine being trapped in terrible traffic on a very hot day, with the sun still smiling so violently. You are taking care of yourself with the hope of finding one of these guys selling chilled water in bottles or sachet in traffic and you cannot find any.

Starting a pure water business is very profitable but it needs a capital to run it effectively. Over millions of sachets are consumed every day. The high demand for sachet water continues to increase because of the rising population of the country.

How to Set up a Good Pure Water Business in Nigeria.

1. Factory Location

You will need a special place for your pure water plant, since it is against the NAFDAC rules to establish your pure water plant in your home. However, if you have enough space in your home, you can simply create a place to be used specifically for your pure water business, but if you do not, you will have to buy land and build a plant. You do not need an elaborate building; a small bungalow with some rooms should be enough. However, it is important that the place be kept in good hygienic conditions.

2. Source of Water

Water is the basic raw material in the world. You would need a constant source to clean water. Although some pure water manufacturers use wells and other sources of water supply, this is not advisable. It is always better to dig a well that ensures you have access to clean water at all times.

3. Water Purification System

What makes your water different and salable is the fact that it is purified. Therefore, you need a very solid water purification system. There are several methods of water purification such as distillation, reverse osmosis, carbon filtration, ultraviolet light filtration system and many others. You should carefully study each method and choose the one that suits you best. However, ultraviolet light filtration and reverse osmosis are the most commonly used water filtration systems in Nigeria.

4. NAFDAC Registration

Then you must register with the Food and Drug Regulatory Agency

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Thanks for your thread. I have interest in setting up the water factory. But I seem to be a green horn in it.
How much does the machine(s) cost?