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Kampala peanuts from North Cameroon
Named West African groundnut type for edible kernels and oil. Physical parcels against confirmed demand.
Specification
Parcel particulars on enquiry
Kampala is a named West African groundnut (Arachis hypogaea) type used for edible kernels and oil. We originate Kampala peanuts from North Cameroon as physical parcels against confirmed demand.
Shelled kernels show the mottled red-and-cream skins typical of this type. Parcel form, packing, documents, and tonnage are agreed on enquiry.
- North Cameroon (Kampala type)
- Kampala
- Arachis hypogaea
- Shelled kernels (other forms on enquiry)
- On enquiry
- On enquiry (CoA, phytosanitary, inspection as agreed)
- On enquiry
- Agreed against confirmed enquiry; EU food-use aflatoxin limits are the reference for edible lots where applicable
Literature context
Published Kampala-type analyses — not a Cursus lot CoA
Published laboratory analyses of Kampala-type groundnut (literature context — not a certificate for any single Cursus lot) report roughly: lipid / oil around 49%; protein around 25%; fibre around 17%; moisture around 5–6%. Fatty-acid work on Kampala groundnut oil reports oleic acid around 52% and linoleic acid around 26%.
Published analyses of Kampala-type groundnut (not Cursus lot CoA):
- Chemical composition of Kampala and Munchi groundnut varieties — doi:10.5281/zenodo.3262324
- Fatty acids for Kampala groundnut (KG) — Onyeocha et al., Heliyon 2017, citing Anyasor et al. 2009 — doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2017.e00414
- Northern Cameroon groundnut production context — Dolinassou et al., J. App. Biol. Biotech. 2016 — doi:10.7324/JABB.2016.40101
Who this is for
Importers, processors, and edible or oil buyers
Buyers seeking physical Kampala peanuts from North Cameroon for edible kernels or oil. We do not name clients or completed trades on this site.
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How we work
Enquiry → confirm → origin → documents → ship
Name the product, the quantity sought, and the delivery window. We confirm demand, then originate. CoA, phytosanitary, and inspection follow as agreed for the parcel. There is no standing book of stock.
- Enquiry, confirmation, origin work, documents as agreed, then shipment
- CoA, phytosanitary, and inspection — as agreed for the parcel
- EU food-use aflatoxin limits for edible lots where applicable
Enquire
Begin with the peanut parcel
Write with the quantity sought and delivery window. Specs, packing, and tonnage are agreed on enquiry. Public desk: desk@cursuscommodities.com. Short answers: Contact FAQ.