OMOTIC's Export Business Unit takes the group's own harvest to market — bananas and fresh produce from Koshele, oilseeds and pulses from Wezeka, and coffee from Konta — alongside sourced volume from growers we visit and know.
Because the farm, the packhouse, the fleet and the clearing desk all sit inside one group, a buyer signs one contract and deals with one point of contact. The record travels with the carton.
Cavendish bananas, papaya and vegetables from Koshele, packed on site and shipped under cold chain.
See the plantation →Sesame, niger seed, soya bean and mung bean, cleaned and graded to export specification.
See the specs →Washed and natural Ethiopian lots, kept separate through processing and traded as Habesha Coffee.
Explore the coffee →Precious stones and coal, graded to global standards for local and international markets.
See the products →Product, grade, volume, packaging and destination agreed on paper first.
Sample sets and, for coffee, the cupping score sent before the lot is committed.
Cleaned, graded and packed at our own facility, then sealed for the route.
Our own desk clears the consignment and our fleet runs it to the port.
Prepared in house, so nothing waits on a third party.
Tell us the product, grade, volume and destination. Samples and specifications follow the same week.