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Garri from the Grand Mbam: traceable, consistent, delivered across Cameroon

Production launches on 25 September 2026. Reserve your monthly volume now.

Freshly harvested cassava in Cameroon

The offer

Products

White garri and yellow garri.

Packaging

50 kg, 25 kg and 10 kg bags.

Available volume

25-30 tonnes per month at launch, scaling to 80 tonnes per month.

Minimum order

0.5 tonne (500 kg).

Coverage

All Cameroonian markets: Yaounde, Douala, Bafoussam and other cities on request.

Samples

Free samples available for serious buyers.

Pricing: the ex-factory price at Mbangassina differs from the delivered price; transport is reflected in the delivered unit price. No price is displayed here: prices are given by quotation only.

Why AFRI DYON

Real traceability

Every bag traces back to registered farmers in the Grand Mbam (Mbam-et-Inoubou and Mbam-et-Kim) through the CassavaTrace platform; each delivery carries a batch traceability code.

Cooperative sourcing

Two partner cooperatives: COFPROMN (women's cooperative) and SOPROTRAG COOP CA, around 350 registered farmers.

Mechanised, hygienic processing

Mechanical peeling, grating, pressing and controlled frying: consistent granulation and moisture, not artisanal variability.

A formally registered SARL

Proper invoicing, supply agreements and reliable monthly scheduling.

Our sustainability commitment — People, Planet, Profit

Three commitments we measure inside our own traceability platform.

Farmers first

  • 350 farmers registered through two partner cooperatives, including COFPROMN, a women's cooperative.
  • Permanent jobs at the Mbangassina plant, with a deliberate place for young people aged 18 to 35.
  • Free training and a pre-financing option for farmers.
  • Purchase price announced to farmers before each campaign and paid on weighed delivery.
  • Working conditions and a grievance mechanism recorded for every farm in CassavaTrace.
  • Free farmer consent before any data is collected, with the right to correct or withdraw it.

Planet

Today

  • Fighting deforestation: farmer awareness work on protecting forest land.
  • Production sited on savanna land rather than forest land.
  • Farm mapping: a GPS waypoint is recorded for every farm in CassavaTrace, making plot origin verifiable.
  • Peels and pressing residue go to livestock feed rather than being dumped.
  • Cassava sourced and traced within the Grand Mbam: short supply routes, known origin.
  • Fuel and energy use recorded for every production batch.

Our objectives

  • Reduce diesel dependence in grating and frying.
  • Improve management of pressing effluent and wash water.
  • Reduce energy consumed per tonne of garri produced.

A value chain that holds

  • Local processing: value stays in the Mbam instead of leaving as raw roots.
  • A formally registered SARL: proper invoicing and supply agreements.
  • Every delivery carries its batch traceability code.
  • Food security: a staple food processed and sold within the region.

Our value chain

AFRI DYON cassava value chain poster: 1. Sourcing from local farmers; 2. Processing at our Mbangassina plant; 3. Quality products (garri, attiéké, fufu, cassava flour); 4. Distribution and sales in local and regional markets.
Illustration of our cassava value chain. Currently on sale: white and yellow garri. Other derivatives (attiéké, fufu, cassava flour) will follow.

How it works

  1. 1

    You submit your requirement.

  2. 2

    We send a quotation (ex-factory or delivered) and a sample if requested.

  3. 3

    We sign a supply agreement.

  4. 4

    Scheduled monthly deliveries, each with its batch traceability code.

Product specification

AttributeWhite garriYellow garri
Product typeWhite garriYellow garri
Packaging50 kg, 25 kg, 10 kg bags50 kg, 25 kg, 10 kg bags
GranulationOn requestOn request
MoistureOn requestOn request
PresentationOn requestOn request
Shelf lifeOn requestOn request

Request a quote / Reserve a volume

FAQ

What is the minimum order?

0.5 tonne (500 kg) per order.

What payment terms do you offer?

Cash on delivery, bank transfer or mobile money. Credit terms can be discussed once a purchase history exists.

Is transport included?

The ex-factory price at Mbangassina and the delivered price differ: transport is reflected in the delivered unit price shown in the quotation.

Can I receive a sample?

Yes, free samples are available for serious buyers. Tick the box in the form.

How does traceability work?

Every bag traces back to registered Grand Mbam farmers through the CassavaTrace platform, and each delivery carries a batch traceability code.

When does production start?

25 September 2026.