Import Cashew Nut — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Singapore

Afrizon Energy & Trade Pte. Ltd. offers raw cashew nuts sourced from Nigerian producers, delivered through Singapore. The nuts are whole, unroasted, and free from preservatives or artificial additives. Typical grades for this origin include W180, W210, and W240, with the listing’s stock conforming to standard industry sizing for whole kernels. Each batch is hand-selected to remove defective or discoloured pieces before export packing.

The cashews are naturally dried to a moisture content typical for export, around 5 to 8 percent, which prevents spoilage during sea freight. Standard material composition for raw cashew kernels is 100 percent edible nut meat, with no shell fragments. Typical nutrient profile for raw cashews includes 44 percent fat, 21 percent protein, and 30 percent carbohydrates by weight, with natural sugars and minerals such as magnesium and phosphorus contributing to their nutritional value.

These cashews are supplied in bulk for snack manufacturers, confectioners, and health-food importers. Common applications include roasting for snack packs, grinding into cashew butter, or using as a culinary ingredient in curries and desserts. The supplier ships in 10 kg or 25 kg vacuum-sealed bags inside 20-foot containers, with FOB Singapore as the standard incoterm. Buyers should confirm exact grade availability, moisture test certificates, and sortex purity levels before placement.

Afrizon Energy & Trade Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-registered importer with a harbor-tier trust profile. The company specialises in the import and re-export of agricultural commodities, including cashew nuts sourced from West African producers. Its Singapore base provides a logistically efficient hub for buyers in Asia and beyond, with access to major shipping lanes and port infrastructure.

The supplier’s profile indicates zero recorded response rate and no average response time, suggesting that inquiries may require follow-up. The listing does not state any certifications, factory details, or in-house processing capabilities. Buyers are advised to treat this as a trading entity rather than a producer, and to verify the upstream source, quality control measures, and compliance documentation directly with the supplier.