At Adalidda, we specialize in branding, marketing, and sales of high-quality agricultural products from Asia and Africa. Our mission is to bridge local producers with global markets, driving sustainable growth, empowering rural economies, and creating value for our partners. Whether you are an agribusiness or a cooperative, Adalidda is committed to helping you unlock international opportunities by showcasing the unique quality and authenticity of your products.

The increasing demand for white sesame seeds in international markets such as South Korea, China, Japan, and India presents a lucrative opportunity for West African farmers and agribusiness stakeholders. To seize this opportunity and maximize export potential, agribusiness firms and agricultural cooperatives can adopt the following strategies:

In the agribusiness sector, working with agricultural cooperatives through contract farming and enhancing seed quality through research partnerships are critical strategies for companies looking to stabilize supply chains, improve crop quality, and ensure sustainable growth. By combining contract farming with collaboration with public or private agricultural research institutes, agribusiness firms can effectively address challenges in sourcing, quality control, and crop resilience.

Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” This famous quote by Winston Churchill applies to many fields, especially agribusiness. Agribusiness is a complex and dynamic sector involving many actors, processes, and risks. Small farmers and agribusinesses often face challenges such as climate change, market volatility, competition, and regulation. However, they also have opportunities to improve their livelihoods, food security, and environmental sustainability.

By joining forces, smallholder farmers unlock a treasure chest of benefits that empower them and transform their agricultural practices. Let's delve deeper and see how cooperatives are creating success stories across Africa.

In the dynamic landscape of agriculture, young agripreneurs and young cooperatives face multifaceted challenges on their journey toward success. However, delving into Sun Tzu's timeless masterpiece, "The Art of War," unveils strategic insights that can guide these ventures to navigate the complex terrain of starting and sustaining agricultural enterprises or cooperatives with resilience and foresight.