How much does it cost to start a fruit juice business in Nigeria, how profitable it is, and how Afess helps you start with ease.

Introduction: Nigeria’s Growing Juice Goldmine

Everywhere you go from the gym to the roadside and malls Nigerians are choosing healthier, refreshing options over soda.
Juice and smoothie bars have become one of the fastest-growing small business opportunities in the country, and for good reason.

You don’t need a fancy restaurant to start.
You don’t need millions.
All you need is the right commercial equipment, a small space, and a reliable supplier Afess Industrial Equipment Ltd.

At Afess, we’ve helped hundreds of foodpreneurs set up profitable juice businesses across Nigeria from street kiosks to branded cold drink outlets.
You can be next.

How Much Does It Cost to Start a Fruit Juice Business in Nigeria?

The average cost to start a fruit juice business in Nigeria in 2025 ranges from ₦700,000 to ₦2.5 million, depending on your scale and target location.

Here’s a breakdown of what this includes:

Equipment / Item	Estimated Price (₦)	Supplier
Industrial Blender (Afess Commercial Grade)	150,000 – 250,000	Afess.ng
Cold Juice Extractor	200,000 – 400,000	Afess
Display Fridge / Chiller	250,000 – 500,000	Afess
Sealing Machine (Optional)	80,000 – 150,000	Afess
Stainless Steel Work Table & Sink	100,000 – 200,000	Afess
Small Generator (if needed)	150,000 – 250,000	Afess
Ingredients & Packaging (Start-up stock)	100,000 – 200,000	Local sourcing

Pro Tip: With Afess’ Business Starter Support Program, you can start with just 30% upfront and spread the rest over 6–12 months.

Call: 09169838312 | 09169838309 | 08137500323
Visit: Afess.ng
Locations: Alaba • Awka • Lekki

How Do I Start a Fruit Juice Business in Nigeria?

Here’s your step-by-step blueprint:

Step 1: Research & Location

Choose a location with high foot traffic — near offices, gyms, schools, or malls.
Visibility = sales.

Step 2: Register Your Brand

Create a catchy name and logo. Register your business (CAC). Add your Instagram page for social credibility.
Follow Afess for inspiration: @afess_industrialequipment

Step 3: Get Your Equipment

Buy from a reliable supplier like Afess.
We provide commercial-grade tools not domestic blenders that burn out after 2 weeks.

Popular equipment for startup juice bars:

Industrial blender
Cold juice extractor
Display fridge
Sealing machine
Work table

All available at Afess.ng with payment flexibility.

Step 4: Design Your Menu

Start simple — 5–7 core items:

Pineapple juice
Zobo & ginger mix
Watermelon blend
Smoothie combo (banana, apple, oats)
Protein shakes

Step 5: Create Buzz

Leverage social media.
Watch how small juice vendors are scaling with Afess equipment here:
Instagram Video — Afess Juice Setup

How Much Money Do I Need to Start a Juice Business?

You can start small:
₦700,000 for a roadside kiosk setup
₦1.5 million for a full branded smoothie stand
₦2.5 million for an indoor café-style juice bar

Your return on investment (ROI) typically happens within 4–6 months, especially with Afess’ energy efficient, low-maintenance machines.

Why Buy from Afess Industrial Equipment Ltd?

Afess isn’t just a vendor it’s your long-term business partner.

We offer:
Durable equipment built for Nigerian usage (heat, power surges, long hours)
Warranty & after-sale servicing
Local spare parts availability
Flexible payment options
Nationwide delivery
Expert guidance before and after purchase

With showrooms in Alaba, Awka, and Lekki, you can walk in, touch the machines, and see them in action before buying.

Afess Starter Bundle Suggestion

Juice Business Starter Pack includes:

1 Industrial Blender
1 Cold Juice Extractor
1 Display Fridge
1 Sealing Machine
1 Stainless Work Table

Pay 30% upfront and start blending profits immediately.

Call: 09169838312 | 09169838309 | 08137500323
Visit: 81 Olojo Drive, Alaba Intl Market | Awka | Lekki
Afess.ng

Average Amount to Start a Juice Business in Nigeria (2025 Guide)

How much does it cost to start a fruit juice business in Nigeria, how profitable it is, and how Afess helps you start with ease.

Introduction: Nigeria’s Growing Juice Goldmine

How Much Does It Cost to Start a Fruit Juice Business in Nigeria?