Join the African Cooperative Movement: Supply White Maize Under Contract

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators across Africa to supply Grade A white maize under a structured commodity contract to strengthen regional food systems and cooperative trade. We seek clean, dry white maize with a maximum moisture content of 12.5%, free from weevils, mold, and foreign matter. Acceptable varieties include hybrid and open-pollinated types suitable for milling, packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. The minimum contract value is USD $2,800 (10 metric tonnes) and the maximum per contract is USD $140,000 (500 metric tonnes), based on an indicative price of $280 per tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of delivery and quality verification, with advance financing options available for vetted cooperatives. Delivery can be made to approved aggregation centers or directly to processors under agreed Incoterms.

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade 1 soybeans under structured contracts to meet growing demand in Africa’s food and feed sectors. We seek clean, dry soybeans with ≤13% moisture, ≥35% protein, and ≥18% oil, free from admixtures, damaged grains, and foreign matter. Beans must be packed in 50kg or 100kg polypropylene bags, with non-GMO preferred unless stated. Contract values range from USD $3,000 (10MT) to $150,000 (500MT), based on an indicative price of $300/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of verified delivery. Pre-financing and input support are available for vetted cooperatives with traceable records. Delivery is to designated aggregation points or processors under agreed Incoterms.

Supply Groundnuts – Be Part of Africa’s Cooperative Trade

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade 1 groundnuts (peanuts) under structured contracts to meet growing regional demand. We seek clean, dry groundnuts with moisture content ≤10%, free from aflatoxins, foreign matter, and damaged kernels. Accepted varieties include red or tan-skinned types, handpicked or machine graded, packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. Contract values range from USD $3,500 (10 metric tonnes) to $175,000 (500 metric tonnes) at an indicative price of $350/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of verified delivery, with pre-financing available for registered cooperatives. Delivery is to certified aggregation centers or buyers under agreed Incoterms. Join the cooperative trade network and grow with Africa.

Supply Sugar Beans – Join Africa’s Cooperative Market

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade A sugar beans under cooperative contracts to meet domestic and export market demand. We require clean, dry beans with moisture content ≤14%, free from pests, mold, and foreign matter. Preferred varieties include Speckled (Gloria or Zimbabwe type) and Red Kidney, packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. Beans must be well-graded with minimal broken seeds. Contract values range from USD $4,000 (10 metric tonnes) to $200,000 (500 metric tonnes) at an indicative price of $400/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of quality approval, with pre-financing available for registered cooperatives. Delivery is to certified aggregation points or processors under agreed Incoterms. Be part of Africa’s cooperative supply chain.

Supply Sesame Seeds – Trade Through Africa’s Cooperatives

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade 1 natural sesame seeds under structured contracts for export and local processing. We require clean, dry sesame with moisture content ≤8%, purity ≥98%, and free from stones, sand, and pests. Both white and brown varieties are accepted, non-GMO preferred, packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. Contract values range from USD $5,000 (10 metric tonnes) to $250,000 (500 metric tonnes) at an indicative price of $500/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of quality verification, and advance financing is available to vetted cooperatives. Delivery is to designated aggregation centers or buyers under agreed Incoterms. Join Africa’s growing cooperative export network.

Supply Cowpeas – Join Africa’s Cooperative Value Chain

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade A cowpeas under structured contracts to meet food security and market demand. We are sourcing clean, dry cowpeas with moisture content ≤13%, free from pests, mold, and foreign matter. Accepted varieties include white, brown, and speckled types, packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. Beans must be well sorted with minimal broken or immature grains. Contract values range from USD $3,000 (10 metric tonnes) to $150,000 (500 metric tonnes) based on an indicative price of $300/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days after quality verification, with financing available to qualifying cooperatives. Delivery is to aggregation centers or buyers under agreed Incoterms. Support regional trade—trade through your cooperative.

Supply Millet – Power Africa’s Nutrition Through Cooperatives

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade A millet under structured contracts to meet rising demand for nutritious, climate-resilient grains. We require clean, dry pearl or finger millet with moisture content ≤12%, free from sand, stones, and pests. Grain must be well sorted, uniform in size and color, and packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. Contract values range from USD $2,500 (10 metric tonnes) to $125,000 (500 metric tonnes) at an indicative price of $250/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of delivery and lab verification. Pre-financing and aggregation support are available to qualifying cooperatives. Delivery is to designated collection centers or buyers under agreed Incoterms. Be part of Africa’s grain resilience movement.

Supply Sorghum – Strengthen Africa’s Food Sovereignty

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade A red or white sorghum under structured contracts to support food processors and exporters. We require clean, dry sorghum with moisture content ≤12%, free from mold, stones, and foreign matter, well-sorted and uniform in grain size. Accepted varieties include red sorghum (for brewing/feed) and white sorghum (for food), packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. Contract values range from USD $2,800 (10 metric tonnes) to $140,000 (500 metric tonnes) at an indicative price of $280/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of delivery and quality confirmation. Pre-financing is available to qualified cooperatives. Delivery to designated aggregation points under agreed Incoterms. Grow and trade with Africa’s cooperative economy.

Supply Sunflower Seed – Fuel Africa’s Oilseed Market

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators to supply Grade A sunflower seed under structured cooperative contracts. We seek clean, dry, well-graded seed with moisture content ≤10%, oil content ≥38%, and free from stones, mold, and broken seeds. Both black and striped varieties are accepted, non-GMO preferred, packed in 50kg polypropylene bags. Contract values range from USD $3,500 (10 metric tonnes) to $175,000 (500 metric tonnes) at an indicative price of $350/tonne. Payment is made within 30 days of confirmed delivery. Pre-financing, input supply, and aggregation support are available to vetted cooperatives. Delivery is to approved buyers or processing plants under agreed Incoterms. Build Africa’s oil economy—together, through cooperation.

Tailoring Services – Stitch Africa’s Cooperative Style

Coops.africa invites Cooperators and prospective Cooperators skilled in tailoring to join structured supply contracts for uniforms, workwear, schoolwear, and traditional garments across the continent. We seek registered cooperatives or individuals with capacity to produce a minimum of 100 garments per month, using clean, durable fabric, consistent stitching, and professional finishing. Designs and specifications will be provided per contract. Contract values range from USD $500 to $25,000 depending on order size and turnaround time. Payment is made within 15–30 days of delivery, with possible upfront fabric supply or deposit for registered cooperatives. Delivery is to agreed aggregation points or directly to client locations under cooperative-managed logistics.