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We began as a tiny corner shop bakery in the town centre of Mombasa Island in the early 1900’s.Hand kneading flour and baking with wood fired clay ovens we made delicious breads, cakes and cookies.We have been baking through two world wars, the independence of our nation and into a new century.We understand taste and with this understanding we have the ability to create tasty delicious scrumptious mouth watering cakes, cookies, breads, snacks and foods.Some of our recipes have remained the same for over 100 yearsWhat we doWe are in the core business of baking bread and confectionery items. We manufacture over 100 different types of cakes, biscuits, pastries, lollies, ice creams and many more.Our PromiseTo deliver excellent quality products to our valued customer´s at a fair price.Our VisionTo be the leading bakery in Mombasa and Kenya.

Aryuv Agencies Ltd has always maintained its core values: • Quality products – Our products always maintain a 5-star standard of quality which is reflected by our brands such as Royal Umbrella and Temmy’s. • Reliable service & Good relationships – We believe it is vital to maintain good relationships with our distributors to ensure a healthy partnership for the future. • Customer satisfaction – This is our number one priority as our business is primarily focused around our customers. • Innovation of new products – In the ever changing market of today, it is important to have new products that meet modern day needs and our products do just that. • Affordability – As our mission statement suggests, our aim is to make quality products more affordable to the mass market. This is why all of our products are competitively priced.At the heart of all our company decisions lie these five fundamental aspects which we believe distinguish us from other suppliers, making us one of the leading food distributors in Kenya.Aryuv Agencies Ltd is the official distributor of several big name brands such as Royal Umbrella, Aryuva, Temmy’s and Ustam Borek in Kenya. In 2009, Royal Umbrella claimed the prestigious award of ‘Best Rice in the World’ at the World Rice Conference in Philippines for its outstanding attributes.Our ‘Aryuv’ Baby Wipes are renowned for their superior quality and competitive pricing and are amongst the leading brands in the market.

Nuli is Nigeria’s premier fruit and veggie juice brand. Our juices contain raw ingredients, sourced from the vast plateaus of Northern Nigeria. My name is Ada Osakwe, and in 2015, I launched  The Nuli Juice Company, to do just this. Following a career in private equity and public service, I founded Nuli because of my passion to make a difference in Africa’s agriculture industry.  I was bothered by the  $40 billion the continent’s leaders were spending each year to import food products that could actually be grown right here on our soils.  Why were we importing fruit juice concentrate from Europe, when we were Africa’s largest producer of juicy pineapples and second largest of citrus fruits like oranges. And spending over $1 billion importing tomato-derivatives like paste and ketchup, when the data showed we were producing over 2 million tonnes of tomatoes annually, the largest in West Africa. We should be processing all this agriculture produce to value-added food items ourselves! Nuli Juice Company Ultimately, the strategy should be not only to increase produce yields for African farmers, but to create consistent, sustainable offtake for what they harvest. I became obsessed with creating commercially viable avenues for locally-grown agriculture produce. Nuli, for short, started off producing fresh, all-natural beverages using ONLY locally-grown fruits and vegetables, which we sourced from small scale farmers. This meant that we were directly contributing to creating sustainable demand for their fresh produce and because we were staying local, it also ensured we had a shorter supply chain allowing for greater inclusion, sustainability and nutritional value in our food system. My philosophy was simple, our success is a farmer’s success too. We were determined to turn poverty to wealth. I chose Nuli, which comes from ‘Anwuli’, a Nigerian name that means ‘Happiness’, because of my desire to make people happy through good, healthy, tasty food.  More importantly, our fresh, natural, locally-grown products, helps the everyday person maintain a healthier lifestyle by conveniently providing better nutrition through, wholesome quality meals at affordable prices. I’m so proud of the recipes I created, from the famous Naanini wraps, to the various juice blends in our popular coldpressed juices. More importantly, I’m so thankful for the team of young people who’ve come along with me on this journey at various points to build an incredible company that’s touching lives for good.

Africa Import Export advise international businesses, companies and corporations on the procedures and processes for the profitable export, import, marketing, sales and distribution of products and goods through the tax and duty free trade zones in Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Guinea Conakry, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, The Gambia and Togo. Africa Import Export work with wholesale buyers, trade distributors and bulk importers in the healthcare, renewable energy, fashion, lifestyle, FMCG, internet, mobile, heavy machinery, civil engineering and infrastructure markets. We advise companies on the best ways to launch brands and develop profitable business interests in West Africa. Our clients are companies in the USA, UK, UAE, Europe, South America, Turkey, India and China. We help them to identify the best trade and business opportunities in sub-Saharan Africa.

The Africa Rice Center (AfricaRice) is a pan-African Center of Excellence for rice research, development and capacity building. It contributes to reducing poverty, achieving food and nutrition security and improving livelihoods of farmers and other rice value-chain actors in Africa by increasing the productivity and profitability of rice-based agri-food systems, while ensuring the sustainability of natural resources. AfricaRice is one of 15 international agricultural research centers of CGIAR, a global research partnership for a food-secure future. It is also an intergovernmental association of African member countries. It was established under the name “West Africa Rice Development Association (WARDA)” by 11 African countries and officially began operating in 1971. Recognizing the strategic importance of rice in Africa and the effective geographic expansion of the organization, its Council of Ministers took a historic decision in 2009 to change the organization’s name to “Africa Rice Center (AfricaRice)”. Today AfricaRice’s membership comprises 28 African countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gabon, the Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo and Uganda. Africa Rice Center AfricaRice’s strength lies in its locally-tailored rice research-for-development capacity with on-the-ground knowledge and networks. The Center has led ground-breaking work on many fronts that is transforming the lives of millions of rural households in Africa. It has contributed significantly to boosting Africa’s rice sector through improved seeds, cropping practices, processing technologies, policy advice and capacity development. The modus operandi of the Center is partnership at all levels. Its research and development activities are conducted in collaboration with various stakeholders—primarily the national agricultural research systems (NARS), academic institutions, advanced research institutions, farmers’ organizations, non-governmental organizations and donors—for the benefit of millions of African farmers and other actors of the rice value chain for whom rice means food and livelihoods.  Headquartered in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, AfricaRice has a staff complement of about 230 members, out of which 40 are internationally recruited staff, based in Côte d’Ivoire and in research stations in Madagascar, Nigeria and Senegal and in project sites in Liberia and Uganda. AfricaRice receives funding from governments, foundations, international financial institutions, development banks, the private sector, as well as from the CGIAR Trust Fund.