African women producers, ready for the world
Verified women-led supply from 36 African countries

African women producers, ready for the world

A trusted marketplace where women farmers, processors, artisans, cooperatives and women-led companies meet serious buyers, with verified capacity, certifications and traceable production.

Registered women
15,192+
African countries
36
Listed products
4,737+
Active buyers
1,565+

Sectors

From raw agricultural commodities to finished, certified consumer goods.

How AWTN works

A structured path from discovery to a signed export contract.

  1. Step 1

    Discover

    Search verified women producers by country, product, certification, volume and export capability.

  2. Step 2

    Negotiate

    Open a negotiation inside the platform: messages, documents, samples, offers and counter-offers.

  3. Step 3

    Contract

    Agree terms, sign electronically and coordinate logistics with integrated freight partners.

  4. Step 4

    Grow

    Ratings, transaction history and reliability score build a durable commercial reputation.

The Producer Digital Passport

Every producer carries a verified profile: identity, certifications, productive capacity, transaction history and a reliability score buyers can rely on.

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  • KYC / KYB verified identity
  • Certificates with validity dates
  • Audited productive capacity
  • Reliability score and reviews

Product catalogue

Export-ready products with technical data, capacity and certifications.

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Africa in numbers

Women producers, products, buyers and active deals in each market.

MozambiqueGhanaNigeriaKenyaTanzaniaEthiopiaCôte d'IvoireSenegalRwandaSouth AfricaEgyptMorocco

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Mozambique

Registered women
1,284
Listed products
412
Active buyers
96
Active deals
38

Built for the AfCFTA

Export requirements, preferential tariffs and required documentation for each African market, presented alongside every product.

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For buyers

Importers, exporters, supermarkets, industries, hotels, restaurants, distributors, retailers, governments, NGOs and international organisations.

How buying works