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Tanzania
4.8
Plot No.14 Block Makunde Mbezi Beach Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
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Business Description
Agro-Afrique Company Limited was founded in 2002 with the assurance of Naasai Holding. The flavor journey, which started with 650 tons/day in the refining unit and 1000 tons/day in the filling unit, gained speed with the investments made and the production capacity increased rapidly.
With the margarine facility completed in 2014, Agro-Afrique Company Limited has successfully added solid oil to its portfolio, with a production capacity of 200 tons/day, continues its activities for both domestic market and export.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
To be discussed
Preferred Trade Term:
To be discussed
Port Of Loading:
dar es salaam
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 100M~500M
Numbers Of Employees:
101-500 employees
Avg Response Time:
≤ 19h
Dar es Salaam is a key port in East Africa, making it a common entry point for trade with regional markets. Shipping terms and transaction terms being 'to be discussed' mean buyers must negotiate logistics and payment conditions directly. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to conduct transactions, as it's widely used in global trade. A company with 101-500 staff and annual turnover of 100-500 million has a strong operational scale, suggesting it can handle large or complex orders. The average inquiry response time of 158 hours is unusually slow — this could delay decision-making for buyers and raise concerns about responsiveness. Lack of compliance standards means buyers can't verify if the supplier meets industry-specific safety or quality requirements, which is a key risk in regulated markets.
Products / Services Offered
This supplier offers a wide range of agricultural products, which means buyers can source multiple raw materials or by-products from one supplier — reducing the need to contact several separate vendors. It covers both primary crops like rice, wheat, and soybeans, as well as processed items like oil, feed, and fertilizers, making it efficient for farms or food manufacturers. The inclusion of organic fertilizers and animal feed suggests they support sustainable and circular agriculture models. Missing details like certifications or location make it hard to verify quality or logistics, so buyers should ask for specific product standards or origin details before committing.
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Export Countries
Afghanistan
Åland Islands
Albania
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Antigua and Barbuda
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Western Europe
14%
Eastern Europe
11%
Middle East
10%
Central America & Caribbean
9%
Southern Africa
7%
This supplier exports to 138 countries across 17 regions, with Western Europe and Eastern Europe each accounting for 14% and 11% respectively — a strong presence in Europe. The Middle East (10%) and Central America & Caribbean (9%) follow, while Southern Africa, South America, and West Africa each represent 7%. Notably, East and Southeast Asia share 4% each, and South Asia has 4% despite being a large region. The inclusion of 13 countries in the Caribbean and Central America, including U.S. territories, suggests a unique focus on regional connectivity and U.S. proximity, though the 1% allocation to Antarctica is statistically anomalous and likely non-operational.
