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A spread of Tanzanian cashew kernels, green coffee beans, Hass avocados, sesame seeds and a jar of raw honey
One exporter, six products

East African Commodities, One Accountable Export Desk

Tanzanian cashew, sesame, green coffee, cardamom, Hass avocados and raw miombo honey — sourced at origin, quality-tested and shipped under one protocol.

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Six product families

Cashew. Sesame. Coffee. Cardamom. Avocado. Honey.

Every family is covered end to end — from raw material to finished formats — with the full grade list one click away.

Cashew Nuts
Sesame Seeds
Green Coffee
Green Cardamom
Avocados
Raw Honey
Afri Exports staff preparing mixed commodity lots for export inspection
16+Years Exporting
The Afri Exports team inspecting cashew, sesame, coffee and honey samples on a sorting table
Who we are

One Tanzanian Export House, Six Product Families

Afri Exports began in 2010 as a cashew desk in Mtwara and grew into a multi-commodity export house. Today one team runs sourcing, testing and shipping for cashew, sesame, green coffee, cardamom, Hass avocados and raw miombo honey — so buyers who need more than one product deal with one counterparty, one contract style and one quality standard.

Six landscapes, one country

The southern cashew belt, the central sesame plains, the Kilimanjaro and Southern Highlands coffee slopes, the Eastern Arc cardamom forests, the Njombe avocado orchards and the western miombo woodland — each with its own grower network and intake records.

One quality protocol

The same written gates apply to every product: sampling plan, product-specific lab panel, tolerance sheet and sign-off before despatch.

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Buying across categories?

Name the products, volumes and ports — one desk quotes all six

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The portfolio

Fifteen Offerings, One Enquiry Away

Aggregated programmes across the six families — tell us the product, the specification and the destination, and we quote from the growing region it comes from.

Forward booking

Book Ahead of Six Harvest Calendars

Cashew moves October to January, sesame May into August, coffee off the trees June to October, avocados February to September and the miombo honey flow May to August. Something is always in season — and buyers who commit early get first allocation when each window opens.

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A calendar-style arrangement of cashews, sesame, green coffee, cardamom, avocados and honey marking harvest seasons
Cashew kernels, sesame seeds, green coffee, cardamom pods, avocados and raw honey side by side
Sacks of raw cashew nuts being weighed at a collection point in southern Tanzania
A technician checking honey samples on a laboratory bench with a refractometer
White sesame seeds flowing through a cleaning and sorting line
Export containers being loaded onto a vessel at an East African port
Our discipline

The Same Standard, Whatever the Product

Bought at the Farm Gate

We contract directly with grower groups and curers in each origin — no anonymous aggregators between the field and our intake records.

One Protocol, Six Products

Every family passes the same written quality gates: sampling plan, product-specific lab panel, tolerance sheet and sign-off. Only the test parameters change — and for avocados, a dry-matter check before a single fruit is picked.

Cashew kernels, sesame seeds, green coffee, cardamom pods and a honey sample laid out for quality inspection

Lot-Level Paper Trail

Every consignment carries a lot number linking test results, intake records and origin details — auditable long after delivery.

Origin-Matched Logistics

Each commodity moves through the corridor that suits it — Mtwara for the southern cashew season, Dar es Salaam for the dry goods, and reefer services out of Mombasa for avocados.

Mix Dry Goods Across Families in One Order
Mixed consolidation

Mix Dry Goods Across Families in One Order

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Lock In Multi-Season Supply
Supply partnerships

Lock In Multi-Season Supply

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Moving now

Programmes Buyers Are Booking

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Buyer voices

Why Importers Consolidate With Us

“We started with a single container of kernels and now take sesame on the same contract cycle. Having one counterparty for two commodities halves the vetting work our compliance team has to repeat each season.”
Vikram ShenoyFounder, Malabar Ingredient Traders · Mangalore, India
“Every lot arrives with the assay attached and a lot number we can trace back if a customer asks. For a re-exporter working across the Gulf, that paper trail is worth more than a small discount elsewhere.”
Mariam Al-SuwaidiPurchasing Director, Al Madar Foods Trading · Sharjah, UAE
“Our mill runs on consistency, and their sesame has held the same purity band across every delivery this year. When we trialled their cashew line, the same discipline showed up in the very first container.”
Omar El-SayedOperations Manager, Delta Seed Mills · Alexandria, Egypt
“They answered our first enquiry with real numbers — availability, indicative pricing, vessel options to Beirut — inside a day. Two seasons on, that responsiveness has never slipped.”
Joseph KhouryManaging Partner, Cedar Gourmet Imports · Beirut, Lebanon
The journal

Trade Notes From the Export Desk

Practical guides on vetting suppliers, reading Incoterms, harvest timing and moving East African crops.

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