PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
Our infrastructure and qualified staff ensures the integrity and highest quality of our certified organic raw materials which are produced in close cooperation with our registered farmers. We aim at the best ethical farming practices and guarantee maximum traceability of each commodity.
Products
Natural Sesame Seeds:- 
- 99 and 99.95% purity.
- EC/NOP and certified.
- Packed in woven polypropylene (PP) bags of 25 LB,
25 kilo and 50 KG net, as well PP big bags.
Natural Chia seeds 99.95% purity:- 
- Conventional as well as EC/NOP certified.
- Packed in PP bags of usually 25 KG net or PP big bags.
Bird Eye Chili Pepper Dried:- 
- Conventional as well as EC/NOP certified.
- Packed in woven PP bags of usually 20 KG net.
Services ( FSSC 22000 and Ecocert certified ) 
Seed cleaning at 99.95% purity.
Sterilisation with UV-C
Storage, quality control and packaging.
Natural fumigation through low oxygen application.
Mechanical cleaning and sorting of dried chili peppers.
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Our Mission
Establish organic and fair trade added value production chains locally that are ecologically, socially and economically sound, and to make it attractive to all parties in the chain.
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Establish organic and fair trade added value production chains locally that are ecologically, socially and economically sound, and to make it attractive to all parties in the chain.
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Philosophy
To constantly challenge or stress our environment and its inhabitants is an environmental time bomb.
It will cost us highly if we do not take action to sustain and replenish natural resources.
If we accept the relationship between our activities and their consequences on the environment, then we must be willing to incorporate the true costs of producing our food and fiber into the marketplace.
Organic and fair trade products are not expensive therefore, the other products are simply too cheap.
To constantly challenge or stress our environment and its inhabitants is an environmental time bomb.
It will cost us highly if we do not take action to sustain and replenish natural resources.
If we accept the relationship between our activities and their consequences on the environment, then we must be willing to incorporate the true costs of producing our food and fiber into the marketplace.
Organic and fair trade products are not expensive therefore, the other products are simply too cheap.