Top 3 Importers of Cereals in Rwanda

Bakhresa Grain Milling (Rwanda) Limited, was incorporated in Rwanda on 9th January 2009 with an objective to manufacture quality wheat products to cater to the local demand in Rwanda and export to Eastern Congo and Burundi. BGM-Rwanda is proud to be a pioneer company set up in the newly developed special economic zone in Kigali. It started its construction activity on 18th March 2010 and commercial production on 17th May 2011. BGM Rwanda has milling capacity of 500 tons per day and wheat storage capacity of 12,000 tons.
The company is providing direct employment to more than 80 local people and expatriates who are working dedicatedly and efficiently for mutual growth.
The company has undertaken a pilot project in cooperation with Ministry of Agriculture for assessing the potentially to grow wheat in Rwanda. It has already completed one crop in various places in Rwanda and are assessing the results.

RGCC), a newly established company registered on the 11th January 2012 at Rwanda Development Board aims to address the challenges that affect the grain and cereals trading by establishing a structured grain and cereals trading systems to better organize the national trade practices, and promoting approaches to trade that help farmers, suppliers, traders, processors transform their business.
The Rwanda Grain and Cereals Corporation (RGCC), a newly established company registered on the 11th January 2012 at Rwanda Development Board, aims to address the challenges that affect the grain and cereals trading by establishing a structured grain and cereals trading systems to better organize the national trade practices, and promote approaches to trade that help farmers, suppliers, traders, processors transform their business.
RGCC is a private company limited by shares, whose initial capital funds are Government of Rwanda which will invest Rwf 2,845,000,000 and will have a controlling stake of 56.9% of the company and will shade the shares as private sector expresses interest to buy the shares; Cevital and Benamor, Algerian Investors who will invest Rwf 2,000,000,000 worth 40% of the company’s stake and finally the local private investors will invest Rwf 155,000,000 worth 3.1% of the company’s stake.

Java Foods was founded in 2012 with the objective of providing convenient, affordable and nutritious foods made from local products. Our vision is to become a leading food manufacturer in Southern Africa committed to providing high quality and nutritious food from local products at affordable prices.
SupaCereal is a delicious instant family cereal made with natural and nutritious corn & soy, infused with your favorite flavors and fortified with vitamins and minerals. It is also the only Zambian cereal brand to be packaged using state-of-the-art air technology to preserve taste and freshness without the use of preservatives.