About Komegail Company Limited - Agro Products Supplier in Ghana

Komegail Company Limited operates from Accra, Ghana and currently lists twelve distinct products in its catalogue. The list includes Hardwood Charcoal Briquettes (HS 4402.90), Palm‑and‑coconut leaf Brooms (HS 9603.10), Organic Shea Butter (HS 1515.90), Palm Oil from palm kernel (HS 1511.10), Fresh Organic Yam (HS 0714.30), Gold Bar (HS 7108.12), White and Yellow Maize (HS 1005.90), Cassava Starch (HS 1108.19), Corn Starch (HS 1108.12) together with Natural Sea Salt, Coco Peat and Sunflower Oil for which no HS code is provided in the catalogue. The supplier describes itself as a manufacturer, distributor and trade consultant covering both food and non‑food commodities.

The catalogue spans agricultural commodities, processed food ingredients and mineral products. Materials range from hardwood charcoal and palm leaves to edible oils, starches and even precious metal bars. Each entry is identified by its HS‑code family where available, allowing buyers to match customs documentation directly. The product set reflects typical Ghanaian export items such as shea butter, palm oil and various starches, complemented by construction‑related goods like briquettes and cleaning tools.

Product Range and Specialties of Komegail Company Limited

The Hardwood Charcoal Briquettes are produced from dense hardwood and are commonly marketed in 30 × 10 × 5 cm blocks with a moisture content below 10 % and a calorific value of 40 - 45 MJ kg⁻¹. Brooms made from palm and coconut leaves are supplied in standard 1 m lengths, leaf width 5 - 8 mm, suitable for household and light‑industrial cleaning. Organic Shea Butter is refined to a melt point of 34‑38 °C and typically meets free‑fatty‑acid levels under 0.5 %. Palm Oil from Ghanaian kernels generally complies with a free‑fatty‑acid content below 0.1 % and an iodine value of 50‑55. Fresh organic yam is harvested at 22‑24 % moisture and packed in 10 kg mesh bags. Gold bars are minted to 99.99 % purity (24 k) and conform to the London Good Delivery specifications.

Maize is offered in both white and yellow varieties, meeting Grade A specifications with moisture ≤14 % and broken kernels ≤5 %. Cassava and corn starches are supplied at ≥95 % purity, moisture ≤14 % and granule size 5‑20 µm, typically packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags. Natural sea salt is harvested from coastal deposits, sieved to 0.5‑2 mm grain size and contains moisture <0.5 %. Coco peat is processed to a pH of 5.5‑6.5 with low electrical conductivity, used for horticultural substrates. Sunflower oil generally meets an acid value <0.1 % and an iodine value of 110‑130, complying with edible‑oil standards.

Trade and Export Information - Komegail Company Limited

Ghana’s agro‑export sector focuses on the EU, West African Community, Middle East and select Asian markets. Charcoal briquettes (HS 4402) are often shipped in 20‑ft containers on wooden pallets for industrial cooking or heating applications. Cleaning tools under HS 9603 are usually exported in bulk cartons. Edible oils (HS 1511) and shea butter (HS 1515) require phytosanitary certificates, a Certificate of Origin and, where buyers demand, EU organic certification or USDA organic equivalence. Maize (HS 1005) and starches (HS 1108) are typically loaded in 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers, packed in 25 kg bags, and subject to EU maximum residue limits (MRL) and HACCP compliance. Gold bars (HS 7108) are transported under secure logistics, accompanied by assay certificates and customs‑approved provenance documentation. Standard Incoterms used by Ghanaian exporters include FOB Accra Port and CIF for buyers preferring delivered cost and freight.

Sourcing from Komegail Company Limited - Buyer Guidance

Buyers should request a full product specification sheet that includes moisture content, purity percentages, free‑fatty‑acid values for oils, calorific value for charcoal and assay reports for gold. For food items, a phytosanitary certificate, ISO 22000 or HACCP audit report, and where applicable an organic certification (EU organic, US‑USDA) are typical prerequisites. Verification of the HS code on the commercial invoice, along with a Certificate of Origin, helps streamline customs clearance. Sample quantities of 5‑10 kg for oils, butter or starches, and a 1 kg gold bar sample are standard for laboratory testing before a full order is placed.

What HS codes are associated with Komegail’s listed products?

The catalogue provides HS 4402.90 for Hardwood Charcoal Briquettes, 9603.10 for Brooms, 1515.90 for Shea Butter, 1511.10 for Palm Oil, 0714.30 for Fresh Organic Yam, 7108.12 for Gold Bar, 1005.90 for Maize, 1108.19 for Cassava Starch and 1108.12 for Corn Starch. No HS codes are supplied for Sea Salt, Coco Peat or Sunflower Oil.

Are the palm oil and shea butter organically certified?

The supplier’s tier is listed as “organic,” but no specific certification (e.g., EU organic, USDA) is stated in the facts. Buyers should request the relevant organic certificate and a recent laboratory analysis confirming free‑fatty‑acid levels.

What packaging formats are used for the starch products?

Both Cassava Starch and Corn Starch are typically packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags, suitable for bulk shipment in 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers.

How is the gold bar purity verified?

Gold bars are described as material “Gold” with HS 7108.12. Buyers should obtain an assay certificate from an accredited laboratory confirming 99.99 % purity and a chain‑of‑custody document.

What are the typical minimum order quantities (MOQ) for the food commodities?

Common MOQs are 1 metric ton for bulk items such as Maize, Palm Oil or Starches, 500 kg for Shea Butter, and 10 kg for Fresh Yam, though exact figures should be confirmed with the supplier.

Which documents are needed to clear customs for the charcoal briquettes?

Customs clearance for Charcoal Briquettes (HS 4402.90) generally requires a commercial invoice, packing list, Certificate of Origin, and, where applicable, a phytosanitary certificate confirming the product is free from pest infestation.

What lead times can buyers expect for the listed products?

Lead times vary by product but typically range from 2 weeks for processed items such as Shea Butter or Palm Oil to 4‑6 weeks for bulk agricultural goods like Maize or Starches, and up to 8 weeks for secured shipment of Gold Bars.

Can the supplier provide samples before a full order?

Yes, the supplier can supply sample quantities: 5‑10 kg for oils, butter or starches, 1 kg for Gold Bar, and small batches of Charcoal Briquettes or Brooms for quality assessment.