Our Products
Our products range across a variety of seeds, flowers and agro extracts including sesame seeds, watermelon seeds, cotton, peanuts, Hibiscus flower and Gum Arabic.
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Sesame Seeds
The “survivor crop” it can tolerate drought conditions and can grow where all other crops fail, making it one of the most resilient crops known to man. Sesame seeds have one of the highest oil contents of any seed, with a rich, nutty flavor, it is a common ingredient in cuisines around the world. It is considered the pride of Sudan, placed among its greatest exports, making Sudan joint 2nd with Ethiopia in the exportation of sesame after India. We at confluence supply the best variety of sesame seeds from Sudan and the neighbouring Chad. Choosing only the highest quality seeds and processing them with great care to insure the best for our customers.
Watermelon Seeds
Watermelon seeds are among the healthiest seeds in the world, known for being rich in nutrients like folate, iron, zinc, copper, magnesium, potassium, amino acids and Vitamin B complex. And we offer the best in the market. Collecting the highest quality watermelon seeds from farmers across Sudan, processing and packaging them in a hygienic environment with high edge techniques.
Cotton
One of the oldest plants known to man it has been in existence for more than 7000 years. From the early Egyptian pharaohs to the current trends in the textiles industry, cotton has proven its use in variety of industries. It was first introduced to Sudan in commercial quantities in the early 1900s with the long stable cotton seed (Barakat). Nowadays Sudan has seen a resurgence and has shown a real presence in the world market with over 1million acres harvested annually. And we are here to supply it to you wherever you are, providing the finest medium to short stable cotton from across different regions in Sudan.
Peanuts
Peanuts or groundnuts are a healthy snack enjoyed by all. It is a part of the botanical family (or Leguminosae), commonly known as the legume, bean, or pea family. It is a nut rich in nutrients and considered a high oil concentrate crop. Sudan has been a major player in the world market for peanuts, placed among the top 5 producers and exporters in the globe. In recent years Sudan has exported over 1billion dollars’ worth of Peanuts annually. We at Confluence supply peanuts from the best farmer in the country and process them in accordance with world standards.
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Hibiscus Flower
The hibiscus flower also be known as carcade (karkade), is traditionally consumed as a flavoured drink in both hot tea format or cold icy juice. It has a tart, cranberry-like flavour providing a tasty beverage to consume. This flower is not just enjoyed for its taste but also for its richness in antioxidants such as beta-carotene, vitamin C and anthocyanin. People have used hibiscus seeds, flowers, leaves and stems in food and traditional medicine for its health benefits which include lowering blood pressure, fighting inflammation, lowering cholesterol, fighting bacteria and helping with weight loss. Confluence is here to provide the cleanest dried hibiscus flower in the market, insuring only the highest quality of product is supplied.
Gum Arabic
Also known as gum sudani, it is the hardened sap of two species of the Acacia sensu lato tree, Senegalia Senegal, and Vachellia seyal. It is one of the most versatile agro products around the world playing an unrivalled role in the food and beverages industries. It is generally used a stabilizer in soft drinks and included in a number of processed foods. It is also a key ingredient in traditional lithography and is used in printing, paint production, glue, cosmetics, alongside various industrial applications, including viscosity control in inks and in textile industries. Sudan is the number 1 supplier of Gum Arabic world-wide, with over 80% of the worlds exports coming from Sudan. As suppliers from the region we have built extensive knowledge on the best quality gum working to give our customers the cream of the crop in the gum Arabic form Sudan.
