Bulk animal feed suppliers in Africa

Across Africa the deciding factor is rarely the FOB price — it is landed cost, foreign-exchange terms and whether the supplier can hold the specification over repeat shipments. Buyers reaching us from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Egypt and Morocco usually need one comparable set of offers instead of scattered trader quotes with different Incoterms.

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Ports & gateways

Lagos (Apapa/Tin Can)
Tema
Mombasa
Alexandria
Casablanca
Durban
Abidjan
Dakar

Buyer clusters

Lagos
Abuja
Accra
Nairobi
Cairo
Casablanca
Johannesburg
Abidjan

Species covered

Poultry (broiler and layer)
Aquaculture (catfish and tilapia)
Dairy cattle
Small ruminants

Logistics & landed cost

Most import volume moves through Lagos, Tema, Mombasa, Alexandria, Casablanca and Durban. Port dwell time, demurrage exposure, inland transport and FX availability change the real cost far more than a small per-tonne difference, so our RFQ records destination port, inland delivery point, payment instrument (LC, TT) and required shipment schedule.

Currency, units and local trade terms — Africa

Volumes are contracted in metric tonnes per shipment or per month; bagged feed is normally 50 kg or 25 kg, often shipped in containerised lots of 20–27 t. Offers are compared in USD/MT CIF at the destination port, then extended to delivered-to-farm cost with inland freight and clearing charges shown separately.

Trading units

Metric tonne (t) = 1,000 kg
50 kg bag = 50 kg · 20 / t
25 kg bag = 25 kg · 40 / t
Common in fish feed
20 ft container lot (≈ 25 t) = 25,000 kg
Typical bagged import lot

Reference currencies

US dollar (USD) · $1,250/t
Nigerian naira (NGN) · ₦1,250/t
Ghanaian cedi (GHS) · GH₵1,250/t
Kenyan shilling (KES) · Ksh 1,250/t
South African rand (ZAR) · R 1 250/t
Egyptian pound (EGP) · EGP 1,250/t

We do not publish market prices. Every offer is compared using the supplier's real quotation, normalised to the same Incoterm and delivery point.

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Enter the price you are quoted locally to see it per tonne and compare it with import offers.

Frequently asked questions — Africa

Do you supply feed directly to African buyers?

No. FeedMatch is a supplier-neutral procurement layer. We define the requirement, issue the RFQ, research suppliers and compare offers commercially; the buyer contracts the supplier directly.

Can you quote CIF to our port and DDP to the farm?

Yes. We ask suppliers to quote on the same Incoterm and destination so the comparison is real, then add inland freight and clearing so you see delivered-to-farm cost per tonne.

Do you work with francophone West Africa?

Yes. Enquiries from Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal and neighbouring markets can be submitted in French in the notes field; our review and supplier comparison cover the same ports and documentation.

How are payment terms and FX handled?

Payment instrument and currency are part of the requirement, not an afterthought. We record whether you work with LC, TT or documentary collection and ask suppliers to quote accordingly, including price validity.

Talk to a specialist

Email support@feedmatchgroup.com or submit the RFQ above. Every enquiry is reviewed by a person before any supplier is approached.

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