About us

Rooted in Cameroon's agricultural excellence

EnnyMatts Global Solutions began in a Penja pepper drying yard in 2014, with one conviction: Cameroon produces some of the finest agricultural goods on earth, and the people who grow them deserve a fair share of what the world pays for them.

Coffee cherries drying on raised beds under a shaded canopy at a Cameroonian station
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Our story

From a drying yard to twelve markets

What started as a single container of white pepper for a French spice house grew into a sourcing network spanning six regions. Along the way we learned that the hard part of exporting is never demand — it is consistency: the same grade, the same moisture, the same paperwork, every single shipment.

So we built backwards from the buyer. Village-level collection points, calibrated drying, a central grading floor in Douala and lot codes that trace a sack back to the cooperative that filled it.

Today EnnyMatts Global Solutions ships Irvingia gabonensis, PGI Penja pepper, nuts and avocado to buyers across Europe, the Gulf, Asia and North America — and reinvests a share of every shipment into the farms behind it.

What we stand for

Principles we do not trade away

  • Farmer partnerships

    Multi-season purchase agreements, pre-harvest financing and transparent farm-gate pricing with 1,400+ smallholders.

  • Ethical sourcing

    No child labour, no land clearing of primary forest, and written sourcing terms audited annually across every cooperative.

  • Export discipline

    Grading, laboratory testing and documentation handled in-house so consignments clear customs without surprises.

Inside the operation

From farm to packing floor

A look at the farms, harvests and facilities behind every consignment we ship.

  • Workers in green uniforms sorting and packing fresh avocados on a grading line

    Avocado packing line

    Grading, calibration and food-grade packing under one roof at our Douala facility.

  • Highland plantation in Cameroon with tea rows and avocado trees under a bright sky

    Partner farms

    Across the West, North West, Littoral, Centre, East and Adamawa regions.

  • Hands cracking nuts by hand beside woven baskets of shelled kernels

    Hand shelling

    Kernels shelled and sorted by hand to protect grade and keep breakage low.

  • Dried Irvingia gabonensis seeds ready for grading

    Irvingia gabonensis

    Bush mango kernels dried to export moisture, then graded by size and colour.

  • Hands scooping a handful of roasted Cameroonian coffee beans from a drum roaster

    Coffee processing

    Arabica and Robusta lots washed, dried and screened before bagging.

  • Workers loading sacks of Cameroon cocoa onto a cargo ship at the Port of Douala

    Port of Douala

    Consignments documented, inspected and loaded for Europe, the Gulf and Asia.