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Royal Swinkels Rolls Out Malt-based Drink – Bavaria Smalt

Phidel Kizito October 10, 2024 1 min read
Bavaria Smalt.

Bavaria Smalt drink. Photo/courtesy.

Royal Swinkels has rolled out its local production of its malt-based carbonated soft drink Bavaria Smalt.

The company says the move is anchored on the brand’s commitment to uplifting local communities through job creation and sustainable production.

Similarly, it adds that this is part of its expansion strategy as it debuts to claims takes on the beverage industry in the region.

“We are excited to bring Bavaria Smalt to Kenya, a product that aligns with the health-conscious preferences of today’s consumers,” said Philip Njoroge, Royal Swinkels’ Regional Manager for East Africa.

“Additionally, by producing Bavaria Smalt locally, we are not only providing a quality beverage but also creating job opportunities, further supporting the Kenyan economy.”

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According to Njoroge, the company uses locally manufactured raw materials such as sugar a factor he maintains will have far reaching effects on ensuring the Kenyan economy is bolstered through supporting local production.

Bavaria Smalt is now available in supermarkets and retail outlets across the country, retailing at Sh130 for the 330ml can and Sh170 for the 500ml can.

Currenyly,the plant has a capacity of approximately 1500 cases of the drink on a daily basis.

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