Love Avocado

Within Rwanda there is a steady supply of fresh, tasty Hass avocado. And the supply is growing with newly planted trees. The limit the country has faced is the logistics to get the product efficiently and effectively through the supply chain and out of the country. Through development of strategies to add value to the supply chain, Umubano Group has already improved the export supply chain, bring Rwandan “Love Avocados” to the world.

Through this initiative, it is our belief that we will create thousands of post agricultural jobs, educate thousands of Rwandans on important initiatives such as early childhood development, the importance of proper sanitation, and family planning while filling the void that is a lack of quality, oil-rich Hass avocado to meet the growing global demand.

Pre[serve]d Dried Fruits

Pre[serve]d is an initiative to create farm and post harvest production jobs through the growing and drying of fruits and vegetables. We are currently looking for buyers of dried pineapples and dried bananas in the U.S. and Europe. Additionally, we are working to dry vegetables such as tomatoes, onions and peppers. Currently, over half of these veggies that are produced, spoil before consumption. Through our drying process, we can create a product that has an extended shelf life and is perfect for use in areas of food poverty including refugee camps.

Dehydrated Vegetables

In Rwanda and across the globe, despite the hunger that plagues billions of people in the developing world, there is substantial food waste from fresh produce that is not consumed immediately.

By dehydrating excess vegetables and provided that preserved product to schools and other government programs, we believe that we can make a major dent in the hunger issues in Rwanda and Beyond!

Soy Beans

75% of all soybean processing and consumption is imported from outside of Rwanda. There are two very large soy bean processing facilities that are currently looking for more in-country grown soy beans. It has been determined that based on current market rates, this can be an opportunity to create Rwandan jobs, fill a need within the country and possibly provide a small return on the investment made in land purchase and employee development.