Every family in the morning need to take tea before anything else, most of the retail shops around Nairobi nowadays are running out of stock for the long life milk. Brookside and Tuzo being the main supplier recently in the market, is mostly affected by the drought across the country. The main brand consumed being the dairy best, is nowadays becoming of the past in some of the retailers in Nairobi metropolitan.
some of the major retailers around Nairobi which are, Naivas, Carrefour and Quickmart nowadays depend on the Ugandan based milk lato on their shelves for their customers. New Kenya Cooperative Creameries together with Githunguri farmers are also faced by the same problem.
Most of the consumers are nowadays opting for powder and fresh milk to quench their thirst for the commodity.Meru creameries has been overwhelmed since they have been in the market alone.
Nowadays if you need a packet of milk , have to pay between sh50 and sh60.
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