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Exporter of African Raw Material - Grows in Africa

Grows in Africa is one of the top exporters of African raw materials and provides prompt shipping of top-quality African cotton, honey, fruits, and tea. We encourage long-term business relationships by providing reliable products. Contact us to receive product samples and the most recent prices. Check this pdf to get detailed information.

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Exporter of African Raw Material - Grows in Africa

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  1. C O M P A N Y P R E S E N T A T I O N GROWS IN AFRICA

  2. A B O U T U S We are an upcoming exporter of African Raw Materials. Based in the port city of Dar es Salaam, in East Africa, we guarantee Honesty in every deal. For a very long time, Africa has been regarded as the dark continent. Things are changing quite rapidly now. Today, Africa is aiming to become the food basket of the world. Africa powers the various Industries in Europe and Asia with its raw materials. Everywhere, there is growth vs more growth. The location of Africa- which is in the centre of global trading routes, its tropical climate, large labor force, fertile land, economic reforms, and the right intentions are all some of the reasons bringing this change. And happy to note, we are part of this transformational journey that our continent is undertaking.

  3. P R O D U C T S 01 08 Raw Honey Cotton 09 02 Cashew Nuts Coffee 10 03 Sisal Timber 04 11 Sea weed Tea 05 12 Cocoa Cloves 06 13 Banana Tobacco 07 Chilies

  4. B A N A N A Tanzania & East Africa produce lots of Yellow, Red & small yellow (sweet) Bananas. Bananas are planted in many African nations, so much so, that a lot of it is wasted and never consumed or exported. Equador is largest exporter of Bananas in the world. Africa is not the largest producer, yet it’s proximity to Europe can help lower shipping costs. Wholesalers, Importers, Traders & Supermarkets, from Dubai, Hong Kong, Europe and across the world, please send in your enquiries.

  5. C A S H E W N U T S The Portuguese introduced Cashew nuts in Africa in the countries of Mozambique, Tanzania. Today almost half of the world’s cashew nut is grown in Africa. Ivory Coast, Tanzania and Nigeria being the bigger exporters of the crop. Cashew nuts are a perfect way to boost the protein content of stir fry and add-in healthy fats to your eating routine. Another great way to enjoy cashew nuts is to make cashew cream to create an ideal consistency for dressings, soups or sauces.

  6. C O C O A Cocoa which is used in Chocolate making, two thirds of cocoa originates from the African continent. West African countries of Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Ghana are major producers. Cocoa beans have a dark rich chocolate flavor and apart from its use in chocolate making, the powdered form is used extensively in baking cakes, cookies, and other delicacies. There are endless ways to enjoy cocoa beans. You can mix them in a trail mix for a boost of healthy chocolate goodness, crumble raw cocoa beans over yogurt, ice cream or pudding, make rich homemade chocolate from scratch, and you could blend cocoa beans with frozen bananas and milk for a nice smoothie.

  7. C O F F E E Coffee is grown in 25 countries across Africa. The top 5 major grower of coffee in the continent are; 1. Ethiopia 2. Uganda 3. Ivory Coast 4. Tanzania 5. Kenya Demand for coffee has always been strong considering it is the third most consumed beverage in the world after water and tea. If you are a coffee importer or wholesaler abroad, please send us an inquiry for purchasing African Arabica or Robusta coffee.

  8. S I S A L East African countries of Tanzania, Kenya & Madagascar are the biggest producers of Sisal in the world. Sisal is exported as raw materials for many uses, amongst them rope making, carpets, clothes and more. Sisal fiber and fabrics made from it are extremely strong, saltwater resistant, and when placed in the ground degrade in two to three years. We source sisal fiber at a fair price directly from small-scale farmers and women’s groups in East Africa to trade their way out of poverty.

  9. C O N T A C T U S E - M A I L info@growsinafrica.com W E B S I T E growsinafrica.com P H O N E +1 (647) 203-8905

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