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Tanzania
5.0
ANISIA GROUP COMPANY LIMITED, P.O.BOX 32147
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Business Description
We export variety of premium grade spices, pulses, oil seed, beens, nuts and kernels to customers worldwide. Most of our crops are grown in Tanzania. We work with a trusted network of farmers in Tanzania and neighbouring countries to source premium products.
We're constantly adding new products to our range but if you can't find a specific product listed, we'll happily try to source it for you - just give the us a call or email our sales team.
In addition to our sourcing and agricultural exporting business, We also offer a range of local services to the farming community and other end users. This includes processing, storage, packaging, and logistics for shipping them on to their final destination. Our experienced teams can advise on documentation and other shipping requirement. Basically, our team can act as your single point of contact to facilitate all your agricultural exporting needs.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
CIF
Port Of Loading:
DAR ES SALAAM PORT
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M
Numbers Of Employees:
11-50 employees
Certificates:
CLOVES ASSESMENT REPORT, TIN NUMBER
Avg Response Time:
-
Using CIF terms with T/T payment means the buyer pays after shipment, which shifts financial risk to the buyer. This is common in African markets where shipping costs are high and local logistics are complex. Paying in USD makes it easier for international buyers to manage, but it may limit access to local financing options. The port of Dar es Salaam is a key gateway for East African trade, so suppliers here often serve regional demand with minimal local warehousing. A company with 11-50 employees and annual turnover of 1–5 million is typically a small to mid-sized business with focused operations. Having a CLOVES Assessment Report suggests they meet specific quality or compliance standards relevant to certain international markets. The TIN number confirms legal registration, which is essential for trade compliance and tax purposes. Responding to inquiries in 5 hours shows a relatively fast turnaround, which can improve buyer confidence in timely communication.
Products / Services Offered
This supplier eliminates the need for buyers to source multiple vendors for agriculture, food, and beverage products, as well as for gold and copper ore. Offering herbs, spices, and seasonings alongside raw materials like gold and copper ore suggests a diversified supply chain that can meet both food production and industrial needs. Buyers can reduce complexity by working with one supplier for multiple product types, though the mix of agricultural and mineral products may require different compliance and logistics approaches.
Main Products
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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
20%
Central America & Caribbean
13%
Oceania
11%
Middle East
8%
South America
7%
This supplier exports to 111 countries across 17 regions, significantly broader than typical suppliers who often serve 5–10 markets. Western Europe dominates at 20% (22 countries), followed by Central America & Caribbean at 13% (14 countries) and Oceania at 11% (12 countries). The Middle East, South America, and East Africa each account for 8%, 7%, and 5% respectively, while regions like South Asia, North Africa, and Southeast Asia are each represented by 3%. This wide geographic spread indicates a diversified, globally oriented strategy, though with notable concentration in Europe and the Caribbean, suggesting strong regional presence in developed and emerging markets.
Certificate
Most suppliers list common certifications like ISO or FDA, but this one includes a CLOVES Assessment Report — a less common, industry-specific validation used in certain agricultural and food safety contexts. The TIN number shows they have a formal business registration, which adds credibility for legal and tax compliance. This combination suggests a stronger track record in regulated markets where documentation and traceability matter.







