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Products listed

Sourcing origins

Product categories

Export countries

How AfriLynq works

From discovery to delivery, one specification and one thread instead of twenty.

Discover

Browse verified suppliers and see what is in season, by product and by origin.

Connect

Send one specification and reach the suppliers who can actually meet it.

Trade

Compare priced quotations side by side, with lead time, incoterm and packaging stated.

Deliver

Contract direct with the supplier you choose, and we keep the paperwork moving.

Every product we source

129 products from 27 African origins, listed by the names buyers actually use.

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Acha

Acha, Hungry rice

African breadfruit

Ukwa

African palm kernel oil

African pear

Ube, Safou

African rice

Ofada, Riz Local

African spinach

Tete, Green

African star apple

Agbalumo, Udara

African walnut

Asala, Ukpa

African yam bean

Otili, Fio-Fio

Aidan fruit

Uyayak, Prekese

Alligator pepper

Atare, Ose Oji, Maniguette

Avocado

Parachichi

Bambara nuts

Okpa, Gurjiya, Voandzou

Banana

Ogede, Kwadu

Baobab fruit

Kuka, Ose

Beans

Ewa, Wake, Niebe

Beeswax

Bitterleaf

Onugbu, Ewuro, Ndole

Black beans

Akidi

Bonga fish

Shawa

Brown beans

Ewa Olotu, Drum

Brown tiger nut

Aya Ruwan Kasa

Cashew nuts

Kaju

Cassava

Akpu, Rogo

Cassava flour

Cassava leaves

Ewe Ege, Pondu

Cayenne pepper

Shombo

Chilli

Chin chin

Citrus

Oloma, Osan

Cloves

Kanafuru

Cocoa beans

Cocoa butter

Cocoa powder

Coconut

Aku Oyibo, Agbon

Coconut water

Omi Agbon

Cocoyam

Ede, Koko, Macabo

Cocoyam flour

Achicha, Elubo Koko

Crayfish

Ede, Oporo

Curry leaf

Dates

Dabino

Dried catfish

Eja Aro

Dried fish

Dried pepper

Ata Gbigbe

Egusi

Egusi, Agushi

Ehuru

Ehuru, Calabash nutmeg

Ewedu

Ewedu, Ayoyo

Fluted pumpkin leaves

Ugu, Ikperikpe

Fluted pumpkin seed

Ugu, Ikperikpe

Fonio

Acha

Fufu flour

Akpu, Fufu

Garden egg

Anara, Gauta

Garlic

Ayu, Tafarnuwa

Garri

Ginger

Groundnut oil

Groundnuts

Epa, Gyada, Arachide

Guava

Gova

Hibiscus

Hides and skins

Honey

Honey beans

Ewa Oloyin

Kola nut and bitter kola

Oji, Goro, Orogbo

Kuli kuli

Lagos spinach

Soko

Lime

Osan Wewe

Locust bean

Iru, Dawadawa, Ogiri

Mango

Mangoro

Millet

Maiwa, Dagusa

Moringa

Moringa leaves

Zogale, Ewe Igbale

Ofada rice

Ofada

Ogbono

Ogbono, Oro, Ndok

Ogi

Ogi, Akamu, Pap

Oha leaf

Oha, Ora

Okazi

Okazi, Afang, Ukazi

Okra

Ila, Okwuru, Gumbo

Onions

Alubosa, Albasa

Palm oil

Passion fruit

Pawpaw

Ibepe, Gwanda

Periwinkle

Isam, Mfi

Pigeon pea

Fio-Fio, Otili

Pineapple

Ope Oyinbo

Plantain

Ogede Agbagba, Abrodwomaa

Plantain chips

Ipekere, Dodo Ikire

Plantain flour

Potato

Pounded yam flour

Poundo, Elubo Isu

Prawns

Red bell pepper

Tatashe

Red garri

Garri Pupa Dudu

Scent leaf

Efirin, Nchanwu, Daidoya

Scotch bonnet

Ata Rodo

Semolina

Sesame oil

Sesame seed

Ridi, Ekuku

Shea nuts

Ori, Okwuma, Karite

Smoked fish

Snail

Igbin, Congo meat

Sorghum

Oka Baba, Dawa

Soursop

Ebo, Tuwon Biri

Soybeans

Stockfish

Okporoko, Panla

Sweet potato

Odunkun, Viazi Tamu

Tamarind

Tsamiya, Ajagbon

Tapioca

Tapioca, Abacha

Teff

Thyme

Tiger nuts

Aya, Ofio, Chufa

Tomatoes

Tomati

Turmeric

Uda

Uda, Negro pepper

Ugba

Ugba, Ukpaka, Oil bean

Utazi

Uziza leaf

Uziza

Uziza seed

Uziza, African black pepper

Velvet tamarind

Icheku, Awin

Waterleaf

Gbure, Mgbolodi

Watermelon

Bara

Wheat

Alkama

White beans

Ewa Funfun

White garri

Garri Funfun, Ijebu garri

White maize

Agbado, Masara

Yam

Isu, Ji, Doya

Yam flour

Yellow garri

Garri Pupa

Yellow maize

Agbado Pupa

Yellow tiger nut

Aya Rawaya

What can you source, and when

Pick a month to see what is shipping. Seasons shift with rainfall and vary between origins, so confirm the window with a supplier before you plan around it.

33 products at peak in Sep, and 58 more available.

Peak

Fonio

Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso

From 1 tonne by air for specialty volumes, or 18 tonnes for a full container

Peak

Egusi

Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Benin

From 5 tonnes, or 12 to 15 tonnes shelled in a 20 ft container

Peak

Alligator pepper

Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon

Plantain

Nigeria, Ghana, Cote d Ivoire

From 5 tonnes

Banana

Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon

From 18 tonnes, one 40 ft reefer container

Pawpaw

Nigeria, Ghana

From 1 tonne by air freight

Why choose AfriLynq

Specification and trust, not guesswork.

Verified suppliers, checked before they are listed
Seasonal sourcing intelligence for every product
Specification led quotations you can compare
Direct contracts with no hidden margin
Established logistics partners

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What we check before a supplier is listed

Sourcing from a new origin usually fails on trust rather than on price.

Business registration in the country of origin
Evidence of previous export shipments
Certificates held on file, with expiry dates checked
One named, accountable contact

The badge on a supplier profile says which of these they have passed, so you can see the basis for the claim rather than take it on trust.

Built for the global market

Every category page states what a supplier will ask you to specify, and what the destination market requires on arrival. Establishment numbers for fish, aflatoxin limits for groundnuts, residue testing for honey. The things that stop a shipment are on the page before you enquire.

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