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 Cashew trees are grown in tropical climates that provide sandy soil, predictable sunlight, free from unpredictable rainfall and powerful winds. Harvesting begins in January and lasts until May before the peak of rainfall. Cashew trees start bearing after three years of planting and the yield continuously increases until it reaches full bearing age which is during the tenth year, and it continues producing remunerative yields for another 20 years. We offer all grades, sizes, and processed formats of cashews.

 Sesame seeds come from a flower plant that can easily resist drought, where other crops fail, and it takes around 5 months for the sesame plant to reach full maturity after it has been planted. Sesame is typically harvested twice per year. We offer white and brown sesame seeds

 Cultivated worldwide on 8.2 million hectares, grown in 58 countries, and worth of USD $4 billion annually, Cocoa is a well-adapted agro-forestry plantation crop grown in hot, rainy climates with cultivation concentrated in a band between 0 to 20 degrees north and south of the Equator, sometimes called the “Cocoa Belt”. The cocoa tree is a small 13-26ft evergreen tree in the family of the Malvacease. Cocoa trees typically begin to bear fruit at ages 6-8 years old, while some hybrids can produce fruit at 3 years of age. Cocoa is best grown in the lower levels of the evergreen rainforest and climatic factors, particularly temperature and rainfall, are important for optimum growth. Ripe Cocoa pods can be found on the trees at any time however, most countries have two periods per year that are considered “peak production times” and the cocoa harvest is spread over several months. After extraction from the pod, the beans undergo a fermentation and drying process before being bagged for delivery. We offer “fine” and “flavor” cocoa beans.

Papaya is native to Central America and exists in tropical and subtropical areas throughout the world. This large, short-lived perennial plant with a single trunk can reach up to 30 feet (9 m.) at maturity. There are three different tree types, female plants, male plants, and bisexual plants. The female and bisexual plants are the only ones that produce fruit. Depending on the tree type, this fruit is small to medium round or medium to large oblong shape. Fruit flesh is generally yellow, although some red and orange types exist as well.  Papayas like well-drained soil, and because of shallow roots, growing papaya trees will not tolerate wet conditions and the seedlings will flower after five or six months. We offer the freshest Papaya.

 Dried Hibiscus is the calyx of a flower, which is the bud’s outer layer that protects the developing petals, stigma, and stamens. Each calyx is comprised of individual sepals that are fleshy and smooth when fresh with a maroon to dark red hue. When the calyx is dried, the sepals will shrivel and wrinkle, develop a crisp and chewy consistency, and darken into shades of burgundy, purple, and red. Dried Hibiscus has a sweet and tangy flavor mixed with tart undertones and refreshing floral notes. We offer dried Hibiscus.

Plantains are the fruit of the same species as bananas as there are no clear distinctions between bananas and plantains other than bananas are for fresh eating and plantains are considered cooking bananas. Plantains are a staple food in tropical regions, sustaining large populations in developing countries. They are the tenth most important staple that feeds the world. Plantain is a perennial crop found it tropical climates and requires moist soil. It takes around 9/12 months to harvest a plantain tree. We offer delicious Plantains.