Agronga LLC

Agronga LLC is registered as a supplier in the United States and lists 7 active products across several agricultural commodity categories, including oilseeds, edible nuts, cocoa, charcoal, and tree-derived fats. The catalogue covers Sesame Seeds, Coconut Shell Charcoal, Cashew Nuts, Cocoa Beans, Peanuts, Shea Butter, and Shea Nuts, which together span HS chapters 12 (oilseeds and oleaginous fruits), 08 (edible nuts and fruits), 18 (cocoa), 14 (vegetable plaiting materials, which also covers certain nut products), and 44 (wood charcoal). This spread places the company in the broader segment of US-based agricultural commodity exporters and re-exporters that move tropical and sub-tropical raw materials into international wholesale channels. The listed categories reflect commodities that are typically sourced from West and East Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and Latin America, then consolidated and shipped from US Gulf, East Coast, or West Coast ports. Buyers reviewing Agronga LLC should note that the supplier does not list specific grades, origins, or processing parameters in the catalogue facts, so each enquiry should clarify the exact commodity grade, crop year, and processing level required for the buyer's end use. The active product count of 7 indicates a focused rather than broad-line catalogue, concentrated on shelf-stable dry goods and a single processed fat.

The Agronga LLC catalogue covers seven commodities grouped into four functional segments. The oilseed and nut segment includes Sesame Seeds (HS 1207 typically, though no HS code is provided in the facts), Cashew Nuts (typically HS 0801, kernel grades W180, W210, W240, W320, W450, and SWP/splits being the common buyer specifications), Peanuts (typically HS 1202, with runner, Virginia, Spanish, and Valencia types and aflatoxin limits set by destination market), and Shea Nuts (typically HS 1207, the raw kernel form of the shea tree, often traded at 8-12% moisture). The confectionery and fat segment includes Cocoa Beans (typically HS 1801, fermented and unfermented, with main grades such as Ghana grade A, grade B, and main crop versus light crop) and Shea Butter (typically HS 1515 or 1516 depending on refinement, refined or unrefined, with the unrefined grade retaining characteristic odour and colour). The fuel segment is represented by Coconut Shell Charcoal (typically HS 4402, lump, briquette, or hexagonal extruded forms, with fixed carbon commonly specified at 70-85%, moisture below 8%, ash below 5%, and calorific value in the 6,500-7,500 kcal/kg range). Buyers in these categories typically request grade-specific documentation: for cocoa, fermentation percentage and cut-test results; for sesame and peanuts, moisture content (commonly 6-8% max), purity (99/1 or 99.5/0.5), and oil content; for cashews, kernel count per pound and defect tolerance; for shea butter, free fatty acid (FFA) value, often below 5% for cosmetic grades and lower for refined food grades; and for charcoal, iodine adsorption or fixed carbon figures. The catalogue also lists Dry Fruits & Nuts as a top category, which in the context of the other items likely refers to mixed dried fruit and nut packs rather than a separate commodity line.