Join our FREE Importing from Africa class here: go.africajumps... Dr. Harnet is in Rwanda with her business mission group and is showing you high quality gluten-free cassava flour ready for import in the west.
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Hi Dr. Harnet first of all this caught me by surprise because I am from Rwanda and I love this product. I happen to be a shareholder in a similar factory called SOSOMA and it is well known for having a product that is second to none. SOSOMA stands for Sorghum Soya and Maize because our product is a mixture on those 3. I would be interested in getting in contact with you to explore the business opportunities.
If all African Americans can come to Africa and open their businesses, they will be millionaires and billionaires in a short period of time. Africa is now the fastest growing continent in the world.
@@settherecordstraight7875 I mean you guys already have $1.2 trillion plus skills, knowledge and education, besides African American culture is huge and influential in Africa. African Americans was supposed to be what China is trying to do in Africa.
@@wileyjohnson5681 for sure, so far I know there aren't any dessert chefs solely dedicated to pastries based in Africa, you can make a killing with that!
@@dr.harnet466 I am an e-commerce entreprenuer and I would like to discuss partnering to bring more African products to the U.S. and global marketplace.
I was worried about you for a few months, cause I didn't see any new videos. But now your back, and what your doing is a blessing to the African Diaspora😇😇😇 Don't ever stop doing this good work(fighting the good fight). So thanks .. Love your accent😌😌😎
Dear Dr Harnet You are doing a fantastic job promoting African products in the Western markets...your enthusiasm & presentation is very appealing....the key to Africa's development is the growth of Agriculture & its value-added products, either as import substitution or for export .. .. The demand for glutton-free Cassava flour is there in the West....what's missing is the AWARENESS of Western consumers of this fact. What's so sad is the Rwanda farmer's 2 hectare land expanded to 40 hectares to grow cassava, only to find that the miller of this commodity has no export outlet.... May I suggest to you that , as a temporary stop gap measure, a BBC World Service Radio or tv correspondent based in East Africa or Rwanda is invited by you to visit a Rwandan cassava farm & also the above cassava flour milling factory and request him or her to promote the health benefit of this product in the West.. BBC World service has done such promotion of underdeveloped countries in the past. In this instance, promotion of this healthy flour will not only be beneficial to the Western consumers but , at the same time, assist the cassava farmers in Rwanda earn a livelihood to support his or her family & provide an income for the education of the children of this & other such farmers... May I suggest that you should also approach the CNN , the US broadcaster with a vast global reach , to assist the Rwandan cassava farmer in their hard work to make a living . As you may be aware, CNN has a daily tv broadcast specially focused on African products & businesses. I am of Indian origin, born & brought up in Tanganyika ( now Tanzania) where my father ran a successful agri milling business for many years....I've lived in England for many years, now retired... Nowadays, the big chains of UK's Supermarkets such as TESCO, SAINSBURY'S, M & S , MORRISONS are keen to stock on their shelves healthy, gluten free products & they are not concerned about where such products come from, so long as the quality standards & prices are reasonable & affordable... if therefore, as a start, the above Rwandan cassava miller were to send a sample of his product together with the CIF ( UK port ) price of his product & other relevant data required for compliance for export of such products to the UK market, I'm sure the response of these Supermarkets would be favourable, provided the product is competitively priced to match similar product from Asian countries such as Thailand , Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia.... Of course, I don't know if this flour is exported to UK from above countries & if so, what the Retail price of this flour from other origins is....this requires some basic market research which any Market Research agency's individual based in East Africa or UK can easily carry out within 2 or 3 days....in this connection, British High Commission's offices in E A or RWANDA would be very helpful in practically advising & guiding the Rwandan cassava miller about UK's market demand, price, importers, wholesalers of Cassava flour, the export processes, documentation etc. The Rwandan miller should focus on above Supermarkets, because, if he gets an order, it would be sizeable. these are 4 very big chains of Supermarkets & a combined order, even from two, could be significant.... At this stage, the Rwandan miller should just post a sample of cassava flour, CIF price, the list of ingredients, the breakdown of this product by weight per 100 gms into : kCalorie, Carbohydrates, fats ( saturates & unsaturates ), protein, minerals etc..... Trust the above info will be of some help Best wishes for your selfless service in bringing African products on the global map...may God bless you & empower you in your endeavour.. .God bless Africa.... Rajnikant Chande Tues 9 May 2023
Wow.This is really great.How i wish our leaders get to see this in Kenya.This will go along way in creating food security in our country and creating jobs for our youths.
Typical serikali saidia mentality. This is private sector investment. Cassava flour is available in some supermarkets in Kenya (Nairobi) - mhogo foods brand - readily available in markets too and all made-in-Kenya.
My dear sister, I'm agree with you, we need your Company in bono east Capital Techiman, I'm ghana from akan tribe. We produce a lot of Cassava in ghana as well. We love 😍 you people's Rewards my be loved Country 😘 🌹 🌹 🌹
Wow Dr. Harnet is out here in the field bringing us the real information! Thank you so much. I know you usually don't make social commentary Dr. Harnet but could you please address the seemingly growing rift b/t Black Americans and Native Afrikans? (I.e. the misconception that Black Americans treat Native Afrikans worse than whites/asians do.) From your perspective as an insider is it all that bad or is it does the rift just feel that? For the record, we Black Americans love our Native Afrikan brothers and sisters. B1.
Great job Dr Harnet. I'm from South Africa. As a suggestion usage of cassava flour usage should be shared to different communities around the world in order to create awareness as well as new developments as compared to the only traditional ways of using it.
Your knowledge and exposure in Africa is so helpful. I see great potential for businesses to trade among the diaspora. I also think you and Phil from the Advise TV show should do a live stream (if possible). That would be a great collab lol.
Hello Dr Harnet I’m based in Spain and thinking to import African products to Spain. I’m basically searching how to import products and came across your videos
Hi Simbi and fam, here is my email tosinayi@yahoo.co.uk I am based in London and I do import from Africa, if you let me know your field of interest I may be of assistance. Thanks.
Insightful African development content. Great work. Johannesburg. South Africa. Global African diaspora need to ask themselves why is the richest black person in the world in Africa...so is the second richest. Don't let the media confuse you, stay connected with the Motherland and lets do business and take African products worldwide.
Hello sir thank you very much for your kindly idea but would you please telling me how can I connect with motherland?!to be honest I didn’t your mean???!!! I will be looking forward to hearing from you Best regards
Well, if you're looking forward to import African descent wholefood stuff ranging from grains, cereals, spices, seafood or shell-food (like Snails, Shrimps, Lobsters, Tilapia, Catfish etc.), Vegetables to Fruits (Mango, Coconut etc.). Or perhaps you only looking for a way to invest to such business without you practically engaging in the operations, then that's also a great move. ONLY HONEST & TRANSPARENT DEALERS PLEASE. Drop me a reply... #wholefoodsourcing #fruitsourcing #spices #driedfood #organicfoodstuff #localfarmplug #Africandescentfood
It would have been good to see some cooked products and best uses for the cassava flour. I will look into as my granddaughter requires gluten-free products.
I love the work your doing sister......how can i contribute to Your activities to help keep up the high quality of information u provide us with...i use your video to help my cousins who are all professional and on the fence about Africa. I have already made it back in 2008, but love to hear ur ideas on what can be...Again much love to u sista and keep up your grind we all appreciate it...
Well, if you're looking forward to import African descent wholefood stuff ranging from grains, cereals, spices, seafood or shell-food (like Snails, Shrimps, Lobsters, Tilapia, Catfish etc.), Vegetables to Fruits (Mango, Coconut etc.). Or perhaps you only looking for a way to invest to such business without you practically engaging in the operations, then that's also a great move. ONLY HONEST & TRANSPARENT DEALERS PLEASE. Drop me a reply... #wholefoodsourcing #fruitsourcing #spices #driedfood #organicfoodstuff #localfarmplug #Africandescentfood
Hi, I am based in the UK, I am able to supply you with this product and others, our products are being produced in Ghana and Nigeria, please contact me for more ,tosinayi@yahoo.co.uk.
Wow i want casava flour...im ready to do business. I am from the Bahamas. I need to speak please...why is it so hard to speak with someone...i really like the whole mission your time wont be wasted I really would like contact rather than the automated email.
Hi @Kyle Rolle, after watching this video I was motivated to jump into this.. If you have a ready market in Canada I think we can do business. I can do the sourcing, then you do the distribution. if interested let me know so i can give you my email...so we can talk more
Hi Kyle, You may contact us info@africajumpstart.com. You may also watch the free webinar on importing here: events.genndi.com/register/169105139238455351/d43a55d4ac There, I also explain how to get started and how to gain access to such African suppliers. I hope this helps, let me know.
Great question, as I scroll through the comments I see many others have also asked but I have yet to see a response from the the host. Don't get me wrong, if what she says is true that black on farmers are benefiting from this that's great, I am however sceptical that the these farms are owned by black Africans.
@@alfonsom8286 sorry I know that this video is almost 3 months but I just want to assure you that this factory is owned by a cooperative of humble Rwandans who started as farmers in groups and later on saw the opportunity to open the plant, this factory is just a basic mechanical engineering it doesn't need any foreign investment or guide it's run by farmers no higher education needed. Much love from Rwanda
Gluten has and will not be an issue to humans, the pesticides such as roundup in products is what brings about intolerances, we have cases of tourists from the States taking pasta in Italy without it having effects on them. Its actually a marketing tool to have people buy different sets of food products. Food video though, good work.
Hi Mike! You may want to watch the free webinar on importing here: events.genndi.com/register/169105139238455351/d43a55d4ac There, I also explain how to get started and how to gain access to such African suppliers. I hope this helps, let me know.
Hi mike, I am based in the UK and I can supply you with this type of flour plus other farm produce from Ghana and Nigeria. Please contact me if you are interested at tosinayi@yahoo.co.uk.
Hi Mike. In case you need import Cashew nuts, sugar canes and groundnuts my farm has plenty of it. Please do get in touch with me on memartha139@gmail.com
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Dr. Harnet. Thank you for your work and sharing. Do bvb you know a way to invest without actually buying/selling the product? I'd much rather invest/partner with others who are established in the business. Thank you
Hi, I am based in the uk but affiliated with companies on the continent that has similar opportunities as I often travel there, I may be able to advice you with this. Tosinayi@yahoo.co.uk
Well, if you're looking forward to import African descent wholefood stuff ranging from grains, cereals, spices, seafood or shell-food (like Snails, Shrimps, Lobsters, Tilapia, Catfish etc.), Vegetables to Fruits (Mango, Coconut etc.). Or perhaps you only looking for a way to invest to such business without you practically engaging in the operations, then that's also a great move. ONLY HONEST & TRANSPARENT DEALERS PLEASE. Drop me a reply... #wholefoodsourcing #fruitsourcing #spices #driedfood #organicfoodstuff #localfarmplug #Africandescentfood
Hi Dr, today is my first time seeing your videos. I met my mate . I am a South African and I love Africa so I saw one of your videos about Ruwanda hospitality in need of diversity, my question is do you know if things like South African wines can benefit them?
We here in Africa waiting for those diaspora to take goods from us into their markets.Its that simple link that's missing I guess it's issue of trust I don't know.
I missed out on the academy enrollment...please keep in contact with me. I have been trying to get real contact with you or your members. I am ready but I just want to talk with someone if its not a problem. I should be on your email list. I will give extra contacts from there
@@dr.harnet466 Thank you very much...I'm looking forward with enthusiasm and like mindedness as well. The whole mission has always been something close to my economic beliefs and heart. Much respect.
@@farminginafrica5220 I am currently in the process of learning how to make soap, and starting my online boutique business. In Africa I would love to start a soap making business and open spas in Africa, as well as make natural jewelry. So mostly raw natural resources, oils, natural raw materials.
@@afroknowledge hi, if there is any ingredients you need from the continent please do not hesitate to contact me, I am based in the UK but I often go to the continent . Tosinayi@yahoo.co.uk.
@@afroknowledge Did you learn how to make soap. In Kenya there are so many opportunities of car wash business. If you come up with a formulation of car wash soap would be interested with your help 😉
How can I get this flour in Nigeria...I love forward to baking with gluten free flour and I'm sure a lot of bakers in Nigeria who are keyed to high quality flour (Gluten-free) will love it too.
