Grown in Nyandarua, Kenya. Delivered across the world.
Highland produce, shipped fresh to our partners
We work with smallholder cooperatives on the slopes of the Aberdares to grow bananas, avocados and dairy milk, then handle the cold chain, paperwork and shipping that get them into EU markets in good condition.
What we grow and ship
Three staples from the same highland farms, each handled to the cold-chain standard for our buyers expect.
Bananas
Musa acuminata — Cavendish & Gros MichelHand-cut at export maturity from cooperative plots between 1,700–2,200m, then ripened under controlled conditions to arrive green and firm.
Harvested year-round · peak volume March–July
Avocados
Persea americana — Hass & FuerteGrown under agroforestry with coffee and macadamia. Sized and dry-matter tested before packing so fruit ripens evenly after the sea voyage.
Two flushes a year · main crop March–September
Milk
Whole cow's milk — UHT & chilledSourced from smallholder dairy herds and cooled within two hours of milking. UHT lines travel ambient; chilled lines move under the same reefer chain as the fruit.
Steady supply all year · no seasonal gap
How a shipment gets from our farms to your warehouse
The same five-stage route for every order, tracked door to door so you know exactly where a container is.
Nyandarua highlands
Harvest and first grading at the farm gate, same day as pack-house delivery.
Nairobi pack-house
Washing, sizing, dry-matter checks and pre-cooling to the required pulp temperature.
Mombasa port
Phytosanitary inspection and loading into temperature-logged reefer containers.
Rotterdam or Antwerp
Customs clearance and EU border control checks under our clearing agent.
Your distribution centre
Onward road transport booked to arrive on the delivery window you set.
A cooperative of highland farms, not a plantation
Nyandurua Farmers in Europe was started by growers around Nyandarua County who wanted a direct route into EU markets instead of selling through several layers of local brokers. We now aggregate produce from more than 340 smallholder plots, run our own pack-house and handle export compliance in-house.
Every farm in the network is mapped, and every lot we ship can be traced back to the plots it came from — which is also what EU due-diligence rules on imported food now expect.
"We used to lose a third of our avocado income to middlemen at the farm gate. Shipping through the cooperative, we're paid on the export price." — Wanjiru Kamau, avocado grower, Ol Kalou
Compliance handled on our end
Documentation, inspections and standards required to bring fresh produce and dairy into the EU.
Estimate an order
Tell us roughly what you need and we'll show how it fits into pallets and a standard reefer container, so you can size a first order before we quote formally.
- Cartons—
- Pallets—
- Est. transit to port arrival—
Figures are planning estimates based on standard carton and pallet sizes. Final quantities are confirmed on your formal quote.
Talk to our export team
Send us your product interest and rough volumes, and a member of the team will follow up with a formal quote and lead times.
Ol Kalou, Nyandarua County, Kenya