Ademat7:
My mummy was once a foodstuff seller, I asked her "mum why do u hv to go to Iseyin, Oyo state?" she said everything depends on scale of the garri processor which makes the price affordable because when she remove transport and road charges and she couldn't sell at a competitive price all her journey will be a waste.
Her opinion was that buying at a closer market is OK but she won't be able to sell at competitive price in Lagos.

hacelatng:
LETS SUPPLY YOU WITH GARRI

We have one of the largest garri producing factory in Nigeria, located in Osun state, we have both manual and automatic processes with over 40 staff that work day and night giving us over 50kg production per hour.
One of the top notch with us is that our garri production is well fermented and very dry.
we can produce any colour ranging from White, brown, milk colour, light yellow and Yellow garri.

As we are expanding, and getting to the top and we are offering bulk supplies of garri at any quantity

FREE TRANSPORT TO YOUR LOCATION
WE SALE ON KG WITH GUARANTEE
PAYMENT PROCESS IS FLEXIBLE
VERY VERY CHEAP

you can mail ciopnigeria@gmail.com for more info

garriguy:
Thanks you brother. Pls go ahead. As you know, you do not need to patronize us to ask for any advice. Other producers can attest to this.

Waiting for pictures and more stories.

By the way, I don't think our machines are too expensive oo, judging by the standard.

Kindly visit www.garriprocessing.com to see pictures of our new factories in Kogi State and Ogun State. October/Nov 2018.

hacelatng:
LETS SUPPLY YOU WITH GARRI

We have one of the largest garri producing factory in Nigeria, located in Osun state, we have both manual and automatic processes with over 40 staff that work day and night giving us over 50kg production per hour.
One of the top notch with us is that our garri production is well fermented and very dry.
we can produce any colour ranging from White, brown, milk colour, light yellow and Yellow garri.

As we are expanding, and getting to the top and we are offering bulk supplies of garri at any quantity

FREE TRANSPORT TO YOUR LOCATION
WE SALE ON KG WITH GUARANTEE
PAYMENT PROCESS IS FLEXIBLE
VERY VERY CHEAP

you can mail ciopnigeria@gmail.com for more info

bluke:
why dont you go for mixer type of fryer.
one person can operate four.

Garri4us:
Good day Nairalanders and non nairalanders, I think it is time for me to share my experience in Garri business, first I will like to thank Seun Osewa for creating this wonderful platform and I will equally like to thank my big boss - Garriguy, It will amaze you all to know that I have never for once patronized garriguy before but I gained a lot from his wealth of experience in garri production, God bless Nairaland, God bless Seun Osewa, God bless garriguy and God bless all Garri eaters Nigeria and abroad.

The journey started in May, 2017 àfter a very careful soul searching to know what kind of business I like to do (I am a salary earner but I love to be a profit maker) and my mind picked garri, I discussed with my wife and she volunteered to give me full support then I went online and I got garri guy's post "HOW PROFITABLE IS GARRI PROCESSING" and I fell much more in love with the business.

I called garriguy and he told me about how much It will cost me to buy machines, I loved his machines but I don't have the money and then I tried to source for fabricators locally and I was able to bargain for grinder (stainless 2mm), presser (Iron) and two frying trays (Stainless - 2mm and 3mm both 6 by 12) for 500k, then I moved towards purchasing of land...

Story continues when I am sure I have people interested in my "JOURNEY SO FAR"

Garri4us:


My Pale, thanks sir. Your machines are worth the price, I'm only trying to get there first before coming over. You are indeed a blessing to this generation

Garri4us:
Thanks Peeps for following.
I will definitely post pics, though I don't have the pics of when we started off because I lost my phone and I couldn't get early pictures of the factory.
I got my land very close to a highway for 220k, blasted rock for 88k and the construction of a micro (not up to a mini) garri factory started. The construction was concluded within 1 and half months and all machines were ready within 1 month. Production started in August.
I started with the small diesel engine for grinding Cassava but the engine started developing fault after grinding 2.5 tonnes of cassava 4 times.
Then my manager "local champion" advised me to buy fairly used lister engine (original lister) which I bought for 150k and from that time till this moment the engine has never given me any issue.
At that point of the business I had challenges and they are:
1. Getting people to fry garri at the rate that garri will be profitable is close to impossible no body wants to fry garri in my environment (they prefer to fry tapioca because that one is easier to fry).
2. The frying tray seems to be too long and what they fry will not be too different if I cut the fryer into two.
3. Smoke seems to be too much even with the Chimney.
4. Our price seems to be good for the market in my environment but not for Lagos and Ibadan
And so many other issues
Please I need to go to church I will continue when I return from Church. God bless us all.

Garri4us:
[/quote][quote author=Garri4us post=72861673]Thanks Peeps for following.
I will definitely post pics, though I don't have the pics of when we started off because I lost my phone and I couldn't get early pictures of the factory.
I got my land very close to a highway for 220k, blasted rock for 88k and the construction of a micro (not up to a mini) garri factory started. The construction was concluded within 1 and half months and all machines were ready within 1 month. Production started in August.
I started with the small diesel engine for grinding Cassava but the engine started developing fault after grinding 2.5 tonnes of cassava 4 times.
Then my manager "local champion" advised me to buy fairly used lister engine (original lister) which I bought for 150k and from that time till this moment the engine has never given me any issue.
At that point of the business I had challenges and they are:
1. Getting people to fry garri at the rate that garri will be profitable is close to impossible no body wants to fry garri in my environment (they prefer to fry tapioca because that one is easier to fry).
2. The frying tray seems to be too long and what they fry will not be too different if I cut the fryer into two.
3. Smoke seems to be too much even with the Chimney.
4. Our price seems to be good for the market in my environment but not for Lagos and Ibadan
And so many other issues
Please I need to go to church I will continue when I return from Church. God bless us all.

bittertruth37:
Kudos.
I'm very interested.
Pls, share with me how to source for the machines:
Grinder, presser, fryer and a sieve.
I'm located at Owode-Egba, Ogun state.

Garri4us:
Good day Nairalanders and non nairalanders, I think it is time for me to share my experience in Garri business, first I will like to thank Seun Osewa for creating this wonderful platform and I will equally like to thank my big boss - Garriguy, It will amaze you all to know that I have never for once patronized garriguy before but I gained a lot from his wealth of experience in garri production, God bless Nairaland, God bless Seun Osewa, God bless garriguy and God bless all Garri eaters Nigeria and abroad.

The journey started in May, 2017 àfter a very careful soul searching to know what kind of business I like to do (I am a salary earner but I love to be a profit earner) and my mind picked garri, I discussed with my wife and she volunteered to give me full support then I went online and I got garri guy's post "HOW PROFITABLE IS GARRI PROCESSING" and I fell much more in love with the business.

I called garriguy and he told me about how much It will cost me to buy machines, I loved his machines but I don't have the money and then I tried to source for fabricators locally and I was able to bargain for grinder (stainless 2mm), presser (Iron) and two frying trays (Stainless - 2mm and 3mm both 6 by 12) for 500k, then I moved towards purchasing of land...

Story continues when I am sure I have people interested in my "JOURNEY SO FAR"