Groundnuts
In-shell and shelled groundnuts for confectionery, roasting and oil.
Groundnuts (peanuts) are widely grown across Uganda. Red and white varieties are supplied in-shell or as shelled kernels for roasting, confectionery and processing.
Request a quoteAflatoxin control is critical: lots can be laboratory-tested against destination limits before shipment, and sorted to the count and grade agreed.
Botanical name: Arachis hypogaea
Specifications, volumes and seasonal availability are confirmed in writing for each enquiry.
‘Uganda origin — prepared to your specification’
Specifications
- Varieties / forms
- Red Beauty, Serenut types, In-shell, Kernels
- Grades
- Count per ounce agreed · Aflatoxin tested to destination limits
- Origins
- Uganda
- Origin details
- Northern and eastern Uganda growing districts.
- Supply status
- Core range — confirmed per enquiry
Applications
- Oil crushers
- Bakeries and tahini producers
- Confectionery and snack manufacturers
- Animal feed (by-products)
- Commodity traders
Quality, packaging & logistics
Quality & grading
- Purity and admixture to contract
- Moisture and oil content tested
- Cleaned by machine to the agreed purity
- Colour sorting where specified
Packaging
- 25kg or 50kg PP or jute bags
- Vacuum packs on request
Transport
- FCL sea freight
- Moisture control in transit
- Dry containers with liners for bulk
Typical buyer enquiries
- Container of white sesame 99.95% purity
- Groundnut kernels for a snack maker
- Sunflower seed for an oil mill
Groundnuts: common questions
Is groundnuts available now?
Groundnuts is part of our established range. Availability depends on season and partner capacity, so volumes and timing are confirmed in writing for each enquiry.
What information should I include in a quote request?
Variety or grade, quantity and unit, packaging, destination, preferred Incoterm and shipping window, plus any documents or tests you need.
What purity can you supply sesame at?
Commonly 98% to 99.95% depending on cleaning; we confirm achievable purity per lot.
Are groundnuts tested for aflatoxin?
Yes, on request, against the limits of your destination market.
