Our book
Eight lines across grains, legumes and tree crops. Every one graded against a written specification before it leaves the yard.
Indicative specifications. The grades, moisture ceilings and packaging shown here are illustrative and are not a trading offer. Confirm current terms with our trading desk before contracting.
Zea mays
The backbone of our book. White and yellow maize aggregated across the transitional and northern zones, dried and graded for feed millers and food processors.
Glycine max
Non-GMO soya sourced from the northern belt, cleaned and graded for oil millers and feed compounders across the region.
Oryza sativa
Locally grown paddy aggregated from irrigated and rain-fed schemes, supplied as paddy or milled to a specified broken percentage.
Sorghum bicolor
Red and white sorghum from the northern savannah, traded into brewing, feed and food-processing demand.
Vigna unguiculata
Graded cowpea — white, brown and mottled — cleaned, sorted and treated for the food trade and institutional buyers.
Arachis hypogaea
Shelled groundnut aggregated from the north, with aflatoxin screening at intake before any lot enters store.
Anacardium occidentale
Raw cashew nut from the Bono and Ahafo growing belt, aggregated on nut count and outturn for processors and the export trade.
Sesamum indicum
Whitish sesame cleaned to export purity, a growing line in our book as northern acreage expands.
Let's trade
Whether you are a miller who needs cover through the lean season, an exporter after a graded parcel, or a farmer group looking for a buyer that posts its price — start with a conversation.
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