Afrikan Jazz Enterprises is a Kenyan company dealing with Kenyan African agricultural products such as grains, legumes, beans, nuts and avocado. We also source and supply a wide range of Kenyan fruits such as mangoes, pineapples, pawpaws, cowhides. Our business success is based on strong and enduring farmer partnerships that has revolutionized and transformed the rural agricultural sector. A unique rural digital infrastructure network, coupled with deep understanding of agricultural practices and intensive research, has built a competitive and efficient supply chain that creates and delivers immense value across the agricultural value chain. One of the largest exporters of agri products from the country, Afrikan Jazz sources the finest of African Beans and nuts, Food Grains, Marine Products, Fresh Fruits & Tea.Afrikan Jazz&＃39;s Agri Business Division currently focuses on exports and domestic trading of: Feed Ingredients - Soyameal Grains and Legumes - Beans, Grains, Sorghum, Legumes, Nuts, Spices, Fresh fruits & Maize Marine Products - Tilapia fillet and omena Fresh Fruits - Fresh avocado, mangoes, oranges, butternuts, watermelons etc Tea (packed)We are looking at how to overcome real and perceived barriers to sourcing African-made products in the world. Africa is rich in agricultural resources and provides many loved products - tea, coffee, sisal fiber, fruits, cereals, cotton and craft products. We generate value for companies abroad that turn Africa&＃39;s raw materials into finished goods. By finding markets for our products with foreign buyers, we create local jobs and increase income of the farmers and craft producers who supply us. A Customer Centric ApproachAfrikan Jazz&＃39;s Agri Business Division continues to use innovation as its core strategy to retain its position as the one-stop shop for sourcing agri-commodities from India. Besides setting benchmarks in quality, reliability and value-added services, Afrikan Jazz is a trendsetter in customer care particularly in commodity trading. Major customers include supermarkets, among others, and common buyers who source agriculture commodities and food products from Kenya.