Africa's Largest
B2B Marketplace.
Wholesale trade in products manufactured or produced in Africa. Buy in bulk directly from verified suppliers — AfCFTA tariff-free, Ethiopian Airlines Cargo delivery, trade documentation included.
Built for Business Buyers
Everything you need to source African products at wholesale scale — from verified suppliers to cross-border logistics.
Bulk Ordering
Tiered pricing for volume purchases. MOQs displayed on every product. Direct factory-to-buyer supply chain.
Verified Suppliers
Every supplier is vetted — business registration, export licenses, and production capacity verification.
Trade Documentation
Pro-forma invoices, certificates of origin, phytosanitary certs, and AfCFTA tariff preference forms included.
ET Cargo Logistics
Ethiopian Airlines Cargo delivers to 60+ African destinations. Cold chain for coffee, honey, and botanicals.
Wholesale Categories
Source by category — all products manufactured or produced in Africa
Coffee & Tea
Single-origin beans and leaves — bulk green coffee, roasted lots, loose-leaf tea for wholesale buyers
Textiles & Apparel
Handwoven cotton, Bogolan, Kente, Ankara fabrics — wholesale bolts and garment-ready material
Fashion & Accessories
Leather goods, footwear, jewelry, beadwork — bulk lots for retailers and distributors
Leather & Footwear
Ethiopian leather, Kenyan hides, South African tanning — bulk leather goods, bags, footwear for export
Beauty & Cosmetics
Shea butter, black soap, argan oil — bulk raw ingredients and private-label formulations
Food & Pantry
Spices, honey, nuts, oils — bulk food commodities with AfCFTA origin certification
Handcrafts & Artisanal
Carved wood, ceramics, basketry, art — wholesale home decor and gift inventory
Chocolate & Cocoa
Bean-to-bar chocolate and bulk cocoa products — cocoa beans, butter, powder for industry
Grains & Superfoods
Teff, fonio, sorghum, millet — Africa's ancient grains in bulk for food manufacturers
Herbal & Aromatics
Frankincense, myrrh, moringa — bulk botanical ingredients for pharma and cosmetics
Agro-Processing
Processed foods, roasted coffee, packaged spices — value-added African manufacturing
Top-Selling SKUs
Highest-demand products from verified African manufacturers
Yirgacheffe Single-Origin Coffee — 1kg
TOMOCA Coffee
Wholesale Khanga Wax Print (Bolt Bundle)
HitJem Export Private Limited
Sidamo Wildflower Honey — 500g
Beza Mar Honey
Berbere Spice Blend — 250g
Abadir Spice Traders
SoleRebels Classic Slip-On
SoleRebels
Ethiopian Teff Flour — 2kg
Adaa Teff Farm
Ethiopian Frankincense Resin — 100g
Horn of Africa Herbs
Kericho Gold Premium Black Tea — 250g
Ajiri Tea
Kenyan Moringa Powder — 250g
Kendi Moringa Farm
Ghanaian Black Soap & Shea Bundle
Naadam Shea Cooperative
Golden Tree 70% Dark Chocolate — 100g
Golden Tree Chocolate
Cederberg Rooibos Tea — 500g
Cederberg Family Farm
55 countries. 1.3 billion people. Zero tariffs.
The AfCFTA is the world's largest free trade area — bringing together the 55 countries of the African Union and 8 Regional Economic Communities. Entered into force on May 30, 2019. Trading commenced January 1, 2021. Secretariat in Accra, Ghana, under H.E. Wamkele Mene, first Secretary-General. Yeafrica is built on this framework — every cross-border B2B order benefits from zero tariffs, the AfCFTA e-Tariff Book, PAPSS payments in local currencies, and Ethiopian Airlines Cargo logistics.
New Arrivals
Fresh from the makers
Senegal Mini Baskets — Wholesale Set of 24
Niani Baskets Cooperative
Senegal Wolof Pattern Basket — Medium
Niani Baskets Cooperative
Senegal Coiled Storage Basket — Large
Niani Baskets Cooperative
Azure Merchants Women's Hot Pink Creamy Yellow Ruffled Crochet Bucket Hat, Handmade Acrylic, One Size
Afrikartt
Lino Natural Honey Enriched with Lemon Sticks - 100% Pure Portable Natural Energy
Afrikartt
Lino Natural Honey Sticks Enriched with Ginger
Afrikartt
Tofel Kiddies Asooke Denim Dress
Afrikartt
'I Can' Conditioning & Moisturising Shampoo – 250ml
Afrikartt
Meet the Makers
Real people, real stories, real impact
Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu
SoleRebels — The world's first Fair Trade footwear brand
In 2004, Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu started SoleRebels in her grandmother's village of Zenabwork — one of Addis Ababa's poorest communities. She saw opportunity where others saw waste: old car tires burned in piles could become soles for shoes. She recruited local artisans who hand-stitched sandals from recycled tires, organic Ethiopian cotton, and sabdariffa fiber.
Within 7 years, SoleRebels became the world's first Fair Trade-certified footwear brand, sold in 30+ countries. Bethlehem was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2011, featured in Forbes, CNN, and Vogue, and addressed the Clinton Global Initiative. The company has created 1,200+ permanent jobs with full healthcare — manufacturing remains 100% in Ethiopia.
Joy Ndungutse & Janet Nkubito
Gahaya Links — Weaving peace after genocide
In 2004, two Rwandan sisters — Joy Ndungutse and Janet Nkubito — had an audacious idea: basket weaving could heal a shattered nation. Ten years after the 1994 genocide, they gathered 27 women from both Hutu and Tutsi backgrounds in a small workshop in Nyanza. The women sat side by side, weaving Agaseke baskets — Rwanda's ancient symbol of welcome and peace.
Today, Gahaya Links employs over 4,000 women across 40 cooperatives. Their baskets are sold at Macy's, Walmart, and Anthropologie through the Rwanda Fair Trade program. The sisters were honored by the Clinton Global Initiative and featured on CNN's African Voices. Every basket carries the woven story of a woman who rebuilt her life through art.
Kathy Marshall
Sabahar — Ethiopia's only Fair Trade silk atelier
Kathy Marshall, a Canadian who fell in love with Ethiopia, founded Sabahar in 2008 with a radical mission: revive Ethiopia's ancient silk tradition. She discovered that Ethiopia's climate is perfect for silkworms — the highlands offer ideal temperatures and abundant mulberry. She built a workshop in Kality where women spin silk by hand, weave on traditional looms, and dye with natural pigments from onion skins, coffee, and marigold.
Sabahar is now Ethiopia's only WFTO-certified (World Fair Trade Organization) textile company, employing 80+ full-time artisans — most of them women who had never earned an income before. Each piece is fully traceable: from the silkworm cocoon to the final weave. Their towels, scarves, and home goods are sold in 15 countries.
Costa Tome
TOMOCA — Ethiopia's oldest specialty coffee roastery
In 1953, an Italian entrepreneur named Costa Tome opened a small roastery on Wavel Street in Addis Ababa. He imported a drum roaster from Italy and named his business TOMOCA — Torrefazione Moderna Caffé. At the time, almost all Ethiopian coffee was exported raw. Tome's radical idea: roast coffee in Ethiopia, for Ethiopians, and export the finished product.
70 years later, that same Italian drum roaster is still in use — carefully maintained by three generations of roasters. The aroma of roasting coffee drifts from the Wavel Street shop every morning, drawing locals and tourists alike. TOMOCA now exports to 15+ countries and remains a family business, proving that quality and heritage outlast every trend.
NKWO Onwuka
NKWO — Turning textile waste into couture
NKWO Onwuka is a Nigerian fashion designer who saw the future in the past. In 2011, she founded NKWO in Lagos with a radical concept: transform Africa's textile waste — discarded denim, factory offcuts, secondhand clothes dumped in West African markets — into high fashion. She developed a proprietary technique called "NKWO Felt" that hand-felts recycled fibers into fabric.
Her breakthrough came in 2012 when she won the Vogue Italy "Who is On Next" prize, launching her onto the global stage. She has since shown at London Fashion Week and Arise Fashion Week. Her workshop employs 25 artisans who upcycle textile waste into couture-grade Adire pieces — proving that African fashion can be both luxurious and sustainable.
Delivered by Ethiopian Airlines Cargo
Africa's largest cargo airline, with 60+ destinations across the continent and the largest cargo terminal in Africa at Addis Ababa Bole International. Your orders fly directly from the maker to your city — fast, tracked, and reliable.
Why Ethiopian Airlines is our logistics backbone
No other African carrier has invested more in e-commerce logistics infrastructure. Ethiopian Airlines Cargo is purpose-built for the scale and speed that intra-African B2B trade demands.
Automated Sortation System
State-of-the-art automated sorting handles shipments from small parcels to built-up units — the technology that powers Amazon and Alibaba logistics, now in Africa.
DHL Joint Venture
DHL-Ethiopian Airlines Logistics Services (est. 2018) provides end-to-end ground logistics to airports, seaports, and industrial parks across Africa.
MailAmericas Partnership
Cross-border e-commerce partnership with MailAmericas connects African sellers to Middle East and Latin American markets via Addis Ababa hub.
Cold Chain Excellence
Pharma-grade temperature-controlled cargo for coffee, honey, botanicals, and perishables — maintaining product integrity across long-haul routes.
Modjo Dry Port Integration
800 sqm container freight station at Modjo Dry Port links sea freight to air cargo — seamless multimodal logistics from factory to airport to destination.
Aligned with SAATM
Ethiopian Airlines' cargo expansion aligns with the African Single Air Transport Market — the aviation pillar of AfCFTA integration.
Ethiopian Airlines is Africa's largest airline by passengers, destinations, fleet size, and revenue — and the world's 4th largest by countries served. Its cargo division operates dedicated Boeing 777-200F and 737-800F freighters, making it the only African carrier with the fleet, infrastructure, and e-commerce sorting capacity to power continent-wide B2B trade.
Every order builds African industry
B2B trade that keeps value on the continent
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Join distributors, retailers, and importers across 13 African countries sourcing quality products at wholesale prices. AfCFTA tariff-free. Ethiopian Airlines Cargo delivery. Full trade documentation.