Cassava farming
Production and sourcing of quality cassava roots.
Our core business
FROM ROOT TO REVENUE.
Olags Farms Global is focused on building expertise across the cassava value chain, from production and processing to industrial derivatives and market development.
Core business
Cassava value chain
Cassava processing
Transformation of fresh cassava into food and industrial products.
Food products
Garri, cassava flour, HQCF, fufu/akpu, lafun, tapioca, chips and grits.
Industrial products
Food-grade, industrial and modified starch, sweeteners, industrial flour and ethanol opportunities.
Agricultural products
Cassava-based ingredients for animal, fish, livestock and poultry feed, plus organic soil inputs.
Waste-to-value
Peels, leaves and residues explored for feed, organic inputs, biogas and biomass energy.
Business model
Multiple value streams from the same chain.
- 01Raw material — cassava farms and farmer networks
- 02Primary processing — cleaning, peeling, grating, pressing, drying, milling
- 03Food products — garri, flour, fufu, lafun, tapioca
- 04Industrial products — starch, HQCF, industrial flour, derivatives
- 05Agricultural products — feed ingredients, biomass, organic inputs
- 06Advanced value addition — bio-products, energy, specialised derivatives
- 07Market — Nigeria, Africa, global markets
Our market
Local roots. Global ambition.
Local consumers
Households, retailers, food vendors and local distributors.
Institutional & commercial
Restaurants, food businesses, processors, bakeries and manufacturers.
Industrial customers
Manufacturers requiring cassava-based ingredients and derivatives.
Regional African markets
Expansion into selected African markets.
International markets
Export-ready products meeting applicable destination-market requirements.
Why cassava?
Why we chose cassava.
Cassava is deeply embedded in African food systems, while its starch-rich structure creates opportunities beyond traditional food. Nigeria's cassava sector has substantial opportunities for greater processing and value addition, and the Central Bank of Nigeria has identified cassava as a priority commodity, highlighting the need to strengthen production, farmer–processor linkages and processing capacity.
- Large national production base
- Gap between production and processing capacity
- Strong domestic food demand
- Growing industrial ingredient demand
- Multiple derivative opportunities
- Export and regional trade potential
Let's build the cassava future together.
Farmer, investor, processor, manufacturer, distributor, researcher, buyer or export partner — there may be an opportunity to work together.