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Smart Mkulima

Produce you can promise your customers.

Maize, rice, pulses, coffee and fresh produce sourced from Tanzanian farmers and supplied to shops, processors and institutions.

  • Every lot labelled held or sourced, never assumed
  • Written offers with every line and charge
  • Delivery or collection quoted separately

Maize — Grade 1 from

TZS 870 / kg

Lots ready to request

Current stock across our store and sourcing network. Unit prices are confirmed in the written offer.

We tell you what we can hold — before you commit.

Most platforms imply everything is in stock. We split physical stock from produce we can still source, and say so on every listing.

  • Quantity and grade checked by staff
  • Revised terms sent as a new offer version
  • Nothing charged until you accept

Availability is confirmed by our team before any offer is sent. Submitting a request does not reserve stock.

Jute sacks of grain stacked on pallets in a sunlit store

A request, then an offer — in that order

  1. 01

    Build a request

    Choose commodities, add the quantity you need and tell us where it should go.

  2. 02

    We verify the lot

    Staff confirm quantity, grade, price and charges with the store or the farmer.

  3. 03

    You receive an offer

    A written, versioned offer with every line, charge and the date it stops being valid.

  4. 04

    Accept and receive

    Accept the terms in writing, pay through checkout and follow fulfilment in your account.

Three words we do not use loosely

Each listing says whether the lot is in our store, still with the farmer, or waiting to be confirmed.

Confirmed available

Confirmed available

Counted in our store. Quantity and grade have been checked by staff.

Sourced to order

Sourced to order

Still with the farmer or co-operative. We confirm the real quantity before quoting.

Availability to be confirmed

Availability to be confirmed

Seasonal or harvest-dependent. Ask us to check before you plan around it.

Repeatable supply, documented lot by lot

For shops, processors and institutions: ask for a consistent grade, a recurring volume or a delivery window. We will tell you what we can hold and what has to be sourced.

Buying for a business

The things buyers ask first

Start with what you actually need

Build a request basket, tell us the delivery terms, and we will come back with a written offer you can accept or challenge.