Bulk supply in Ghana
Fresh Cassava Roots
Roots supplied in bulk to processors in Ghana, delivered to a schedule.
What it is
About Our Fresh Cassava Roots
Fresh roots start to spoil within two to three days of harvest, so they are supplied to processors in Ghana only, on a harvest and delivery schedule agreed with you. We plan lifting and collection with our farmers so roots reach your gate inside that window.
Typical Uses
- Flour, starch and gari processors in Ghana
- Scheduled weekly or seasonal deliveries
From Root to Bag
- 1Harvest planned with the farmer to your delivery date
- 2Lifted when ready
- 3Inspected and weighed at collection
- 4Recorded by farmer and date
- 5Delivered to your site inside the freshness window
Specification
The Figures We Agree With You
Every parameter below is set in writing for your order and tested on every lot. We publish fixed figures only once they are confirmed, so most read “agreed per order”.
| Parameter | Why it matters | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Time since harvestThe single biggest factor in quality. | The single biggest factor in quality. | Delivered within the agreed window |
| Root conditionNo rot, bruising or heavy soil. | No rot, bruising or heavy soil. | Checked at collection |
| Root sizeAffects peeling losses. | Affects peeling losses. | Agreed per order |
| Starch or dry matterYour yield per tonne. | Your yield per tonne. | Agreed per order |
Packing and Labelling
- Bulk, by truck
- Crates or bags by agreement
Every bag carries the product and grade, lot number, net weight, packing date, “Product of Ghana” and your order reference.
Documents Supplied
- Delivery note by farmer cluster and date
- Weighbridge record
HS Heading
0714.10
The international six-digit heading. The national tariff line is confirmed on each export declaration and by your customs broker at import.
Start With a Sample
Samples come before the first order, so your own team can test them. Tell us the use and the figures that matter to you.
Supplied to: Processors in Ghana.
