About Us

Agricultural Product Sourcing and Trading

Who We Are

JBS Agrico Ltd Pty is an agricultural product sourcing and trading company based in Montague Gardens, Cape Town. We supply pulses, spices, nuts, seeds, grains, rice and dried fruit to wholesalers, packers, food manufacturers and retailers.

We work directly with growers and processors in the world's major producing regions, which lets us hold consistent quality, manage lead times and price competitively at container volumes.

Whether you need a single container or an ongoing supply programme, our team handles sourcing, grading, packing and documentation so that your product arrives ready for your market.

Assorted nuts and dried agricultural produce supplied by JBS Agrico

What We Stand For

Quality First

Every consignment is inspected, cleaned and graded before it leaves our facility, so what is agreed on the contract is what arrives in the container.

Global Reach

We source from established growing regions and ship to buyers across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Long-Term Partnerships

Our mission is to create growth opportunities for our customers through reliable supply and honest, direct communication.

Company Overview

Own production facilities, nurseries and long-standing grower relationships across our sourcing regions.

Product lines
30+Product lines
Categories supplied
10Categories supplied
Continents served
4Continents served
Inspected before shipping
100%Inspected before shipping
  • Aerial view of the ENA production and packing facility surrounded by farmland

    ENA Production Facility

  • Aerial view of the Kianyaga processing and warehousing facility

    Kianyaga Production Facility

  • Aerial view of a tree nursery with seedling beds and shade tunnels

    Tree Nursery

  • Team inspecting graded product at a cleaning and grading line

    Grading & Cleaning

  • Sourcing team walking through a trellised apple orchard

    Orchard Sourcing

  • Growers and buyers inspecting fruit quality in an orchard

    Crop Inspection