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Milk ATM buyer questions
Compare the equipment, operating controls and compliance steps before choosing a milk ATM for a shop, estate, cooperative or dairy outlet.
Price changes with tank capacity, chilling, dispensing controls, payment configuration, cabinet design, delivery and installation. Browse the live 50L, 100L, 150L, 200L and 300L references, then request a quotation that confirms the current specification and total installed cost.
Choose capacity from expected daily sales, delivery frequency, peak customer demand, available cooling and the space available at the outlet. A smaller unit may suit a trial location; a higher-capacity machine needs a reliable restocking and hygiene workflow.
Plan for the Kenya Dairy Board milk-dispenser licensing route and confirm the current requirements before launch. The government procedure identifies inspection, proof of pasteurization and business-registration documentation among the requirements.
A dispenser operator should obtain processed dairy produce from a registered dairy business operator. Confirm your supply route, pasteurization evidence and handling process before operating a milk ATM.
Use clean food-contact surfaces, documented cleaning and sanitation, temperature monitoring, protected dispensing points and calibrated measuring equipment. Kenyan dairy-safety rules require milk in a dispenser to be kept between 4°C and 6°C, with temperature records maintained.
Profitability depends on verified daily demand, milk purchase cost, spoilage control, rent, power, delivery logistics, staffing and the price charged per litre. Build a site-specific sales and operating-cost model before buying equipment; Herritech does not promise a profit outcome.