Peakfinity Enterprise aggregates shea butter, soybeans and cashew nuts directly from cooperative networks across Ghana, and moves them to global buyers as clean, graded, export-ready cargo.
Peakfinity Enterprise exists to close the gap between Ghana's smallholder and cooperative producers and the international buyers who need consistent, graded volume. We don't grow every tonne ourselves. We build the aggregation, quality control and logistics discipline that turns scattered supply into a dependable export product.
Our starting commodities (shea butter, soybeans and cashew nuts) were chosen because each has strong existing production in Ghana, a clear global buyer base, and room for a sourcing partner who takes traceability and grading seriously.
We work with cooperatives and processing groups across producing regions, consolidating volume no single farm gate could offer alone.
Every lot is checked against export specification: moisture, purity, free fatty acid or aflatoxin thresholds, before it's booked.
Producer groups are paid on published price schedules, so the incentive to supply quality volume compounds each season.
We are structuring Peakfinity around long-term offtake relationships, not one-off spot sales.
Cooperative groups deliver harvest to regional collection points within a day's transport, reducing spoilage and post-harvest loss before grading even starts.
Moisture, purity, and for shea, free fatty acid content are checked lot by lot against export specification before anything is booked for shipment.
Consolidated, documented and shipped FOB Tema or Takoradi, with LC, TT or trade insurance terms agreed with the buyer in advance.
We're building the operating discipline of an export house from day one, the kind of groundwork that reduces risk for the first container as much as the fiftieth.
One relationship, three commodities, simplifying procurement for buyers who need more than a single product line. As new aggregation points come online, the same relationship scales with them.
Direct relationships with producer groups across Ghana's shea, soy and cashew belts, cutting out unreliable middlemen.
Held to spec before shipment, not sold on trust.
Every lot tracks back to its aggregation point and producer group, so buyers can ask where a specific bag came from.
From trial containers to recurring bulk orders, as the aggregation network scales with demand.
FOB Ghana, LC/TT options.
Hand-processed and refined shea butter sourced from women-led cooperative groups across Ghana's shea belt, for cosmetic and food-grade buyers.
Packed in 20kg / 25kg drums or block-wrapped cartons. Typical lead time from confirmed order is 3 to 4 weeks, depending on volume and season.Aggregated soybeans from Ghana's northern growing corridors, cleaned and graded for animal feed processors and food-grade buyers.
Raw cashew nuts and processed kernels sourced from cooperative farms, graded by nut count and outturn for international processors.
| Specification | Shea Butter | Soybeans | Cashew Nuts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade Standard | Cosmetic / Food | Feed / Food | Export RCN / Kernel |
| Moisture Content | ≤ 0.2% | ≤ 12% | ≤ 10% |
| Shelf Life | 24 months | 12 months | 12 months (RCN) |
| Min Order | 300 kg | 1 ton | 1 ton |
| Packaging | Drums / Blocks | 50 to 100 kg bags | Jute bags, 80 kg |
Rather than a single farm, Peakfinity's model is a network of cooperative aggregation points, each specialized in the commodity best suited to its region, then consolidated for export at central processing and inspection hubs.
Tell us the commodity, volume, and destination, and our team responds with indicative FOB pricing within 24 hours.