Dar es Salaam · Tanzania · Shipping Worldwide
Tanzania Agricultural Commodity Exporter for Global Buyers
Agro Farm sources export-grade cashew nuts, sesame seeds, spices, pulses, grains and edible oils directly from Tanzanian growing regions — cleaned, graded, lab-tested and shipped with complete export documentation.
- BRELA-registered exporter
- Phytosanitary certified shipments
- FOB / CIF / CFR incoterms
- Third-party inspection available
Our Product Categories
Eight commodity groups, sourced at origin and prepared to international export specifications. Every consignment is sampled, tested and documented before it leaves the Port of Dar es Salaam.
Nuts
Raw cashew nuts, cashew kernels W180–W320 and groundnuts from Tanzania's southern cashew belt.
Explore →Pulses & Legumes
Chickpeas, green mung beans, kidney beans, lentils and soybeans — cleaned and graded for export.
Explore →Grains
White and yellow maize from Tanzania's highland growing zones, dried to safe export moisture.
Explore →Edible Oils
Refined sunflower, soybean and groundnut oils in bulk and retail-ready packaging.
Explore →Spices
Zanzibar cloves, black pepper, green cardamom and vanilla beans — sorted and export-packed.
Explore →Sugar
Natural brown cane sugar in bulk bags for food manufacturers and distributors.
Explore →Fibres
Tanzanian sisal fibre in 3L, UG and SSUG grades, pressed bales for container shipment.
Explore →Seeds
Sesame seeds, sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds — machine-cleaned and sortex-graded.
Explore →Why Buy Tanzanian Origin Through Agro Farm
Origin-direct sourcing
We buy at farm gate and through cooperative unions in the producing regions — Mtwara and Lindi for cashew, the central corridor for sesame and pulses, Zanzibar for cloves. Fewer intermediaries means better traceability and keener pricing for you.
Quality you can verify
Every lot is sampled on intake and tested for moisture, purity and grade. Pre-shipment inspection by SGS, Bureau Veritas or Intertek can be arranged on any order, and lab reports travel with the shipping documents.
Documentation handled in-house
Certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, fumigation certificate where required, quality and weight certificates, commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading — prepared by our own export desk, checked twice before the vessel sails.
One accountable contact
You deal with a single export desk from inquiry to delivery: quotations within 24 hours, loading photos and vessel details shared proactively, and post-delivery support if anything needs attention at destination.
How It Works
- Send your inquiryProduct, specifications, quantity and destination port — via the quote form, email or WhatsApp.
- Receive your offerA detailed quotation with specs, packaging, incoterm and delivery timeline — within 24 hours.
- Quality checkSamples, lab reports and optional third-party inspection before you commit the balance.
- Ship & documentContainer loading at Dar es Salaam, full document set couriered and emailed the same week.
Featured Export Products
Raw Cashew Nuts
170–220 count, max 10% moisture, 80 kg jute bags. Tanzania's flagship export crop.
View specs →Sesame Seeds
99/1 and 98/2 sortex grades, 48%+ oil content. Whitish natural sesame.
View specs →Zanzibar Cloves
Hand-picked, sun-dried, max 12% moisture. Whole and headless grades.
View specs →Green Mung Beans
3.0–3.2 mm, 99% purity, sprouting grade available for Asian buyers.
View specs →Refined Sunflower Oil
Bulk flexitank and PET-bottled options for distributors and repackers.
View specs →Sisal Fibre
3L, UG and SSUG grades in 250 kg pressed bales. Tanzania's classic fibre export.
View specs →Export Know-How, Written for Buyers
Our buyer guides explain the practical side of sourcing from Tanzania — grades, seasons, documents and landed-cost thinking — so you can buy with confidence.
How to Import Cashew Nuts from Tanzania
Specs, seasons, documents and the buying process, step by step.
Read guide →Tanzania Sesame Seeds Buying Guide
Grades, oil content, cleaning standards and what to specify in your contract.
Read guide →Export Documents Checklist
Every certificate your Tanzanian agri-commodity shipment needs — and why.
Read guide →Frequently Asked Questions
What is your minimum order quantity?
Our standard minimum is one 20-foot container load, which suits most bulk commodities (roughly 18–27 MT depending on the product and packaging). For processed or bagged goods we can discuss smaller trial volumes — send your requirements and we will advise.
Which incoterms do you work with?
FOB Dar es Salaam, CFR and CIF to your destination port. FOB suits buyers with their own freight arrangements; CIF/CFR gives you a single landed-cost figure from our desk.
What export documents do you provide?
Every shipment travels with a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, and quality and weight certificates. Fumigation and health certificates are added wherever the destination requires them. See our export documents checklist.
How long does delivery take?
From confirmed payment, allow 2–4 weeks for intake, cleaning, testing and loading, plus ocean transit — typically 14–45 days depending on your port. We share the vessel schedule and tracking as soon as the container is gated in.
Can I get samples or third-party inspection?
Yes. Pre-shipment samples can be couriered for your approval, and inspection by SGS, Bureau Veritas or Intertek can be arranged on any order at the buyer's cost. Read more on our quality assurance page.
How do I get a price?
Commodity prices move with seasons and markets, so we quote per inquiry. Share your product, specifications, quantity and destination via our quote form, email or WhatsApp and you will have a detailed offer within 24 hours.
Ready to Source from Tanzania?
Tell us what you need — product, quantity, destination — and receive a detailed export quotation within 24 hours.