Supplying top quality Kenyan tea grades
*Pekoe Fannings 1 (PF1)
A popular grade in Kenya with a balanced flavor and pungency. It's made of black grainy particles that are slightly smaller than BP1.
*Dust 1
The smallest grade of tea, it's mostly used in teabags and has strong liquors.
*BP 1 Broken Pekoe
A lighter body tea with a rich flavor and large particles. It has light-colored liquors.
*PD Pekoe Dust
A grade with a rich pungency and body, thick liquors, and aroma.
Origin: Ghana
Type: Cashew Nut
Processing Type: Raw in shells
Cultivation: Organic
Style: Dried
Grade: A
Defective: 5%
Foreign Matter: 0.5%,
Certification: SGS or other,
out-Turn: 48 lbs
Moisture Content: 5%
Count: 180-220 pcs
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Garlic
Origin:Ghana
Color: Off-white
Flavor: Strong garlic
Aroma: Fresh garlic
Appearance: Whole cloves
SIZE:
Small : Evenly sized bulbs 50 55 mm diameter
Medium : Evenly sized bulbs 55 65 mm diameter
Large : Evenly sized bulbs > 65 mm diameter
Characteristic features:
Garlic has Similar varietal characteristics Mature and well cured. Cloves are Compact�¢?Cloves are Well filled and fairly plump
palm kennel Shells
(PKS) are the shell fractions left after the nut has been removed after crushing in the Palm Oil mill. Kernel shells are a fibrous material and can be easily handled in bulk directly from the product line to the end use. We have capacity.
Corn cob grit is available in 4/6 , 6/8 and 8/10 mesh sizes. Packing as per customer requirement. Prices are subject to change, confirm before placing order.
Quality is assured while quantity is subject to availability. Corn cob powder also available.
Country of Origin : Made in India
Packaging Size : 20 Tea Bag Sachets
20 Tea Bag Sachets : 100 % Natural.High in Antioxidant.Caffeine-free.
Shelf Life : 12 Months
Flavour : Moringa + Cardamom (Herbal)
Weight : 25g
ASHWAGANDA has been used for thousands of years for its health and medicinal properties.
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canned meats from our own supplies of MDM (mechanically de-boned meat) meats include: canned lamb meat; canned beef meat; canned fish meat. The lamb and beef meats can be offered with "Halal certification
we have developed a Microwave cooking process that allows us to process a lamb or beef meat resource to produce a very high quality, "high protein - low fat" cooked meat. We can offer 'Halal' certification with all our 'Cooked and de-fatted' Meats.
(all the above Products are packed into 25 Kg poly lined cartons and frozen; Cartons have Red Band 'Pet Food' around them.)
Edible Meats and Offals
Beef Livers
Beef Kidneys
Beef Tripe (Raw, Green, Cold water washed.)
Beef MDM meat. 1st Grade (Edible, low Ash, high quality)
Beef MDM meat: 2nd Grade (Edible, but high Ash)
Lamb Tripe (Raw, Green Cold water washed.)
Lamb Livers
Lamb Tripe (Raw, Green Cold water washed.)
Lamb MDM 1st Grade (Edible, low Ash, high quality)
Lamb MDM 2nd Grade (Edible, but high Ash) (1st Grade also available)
(all the above Products are packed into 25 or 27 Kg poly lined cartons and frozen; All product is 'Export Edible'.)
Please contact us for further discussion and information on the products and/or pricing.
Very high quality KAVA powder manufactured from South Pacific island raw material and through special drying facilities; this product is pure 100% kava and does not have any other ingredients included in it;
Our Sesame seeds are Natural and are grown in the Northern and middle belt part of Nigeria and are sustainably sources from our vast group of farmers' cooperative. They are then machine cleaned to export standard in our warehouse and packed according to buyer specification for export purpose. We load around 18 to 20 tons of this product in a 20ft HC container and we ship on FOB and CNF basis. Our monthly supply capacity is 7 containers (off season) and 15 containers (in season).
We can label bags according to your specifications.
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