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Shea Nuts (Raw)

Our premium Ghanaian shea nuts are naturally harvested from the wild shea trees that grow across the savannah regions of Northern Ghana. These trees thrive without human cultivation, making the nuts truly organic and environmentally sustainable. Collected by experienced local communities—often women who have deep knowledge of the harvesting process—the nuts are carefully selected at full maturity to ensure the highest quality.

After harvesting, the shea nuts are properly cleaned, boiled, and sun-dried using traditional methods that preserve their natural properties and maximize oil content. This careful handling helps maintain freshness, prevent contamination, and ensure that the nuts are suitable for producing high-grade shea butter. Ghanaian shea nuts are widely recognized for their rich oil yield, making them highly valued in both local and international markets.

Benefits

hea nuts are a rich source of natural fats and bioactive compounds that make them highly beneficial, especially when processed into shea butter. The butter derived from these nuts is widely used for its moisturizing and healing properties.
100% natural and organically sourced from wild shea trees
High oil content for efficient and high-quality shea butter extraction
Properly boiled and sun-dried to preserve nutrients and extend shelf life
Cleaned and sorted to remove dirt, shells, and impurities

100% natural and organically sourced from wild shea trees

Harvested from naturally growing trees without chemicals, ensuring pure and eco-friendly quality.

High oil content for efficient and high-quality shea butter extraction

Rich in natural oils, producing smooth, premium shea butter with excellent yield.

Properly boiled and sun-dried to preserve nutrients and extend shelf life

Carefully processed to maintain nutrients, freshness, and long-lasting storage quality.

IDDI BK Enterprise was founded in 1998 by Alhaji Dawuda Iddrisu, a native of Tamale. He saw firsthand how smallholder farmers struggled to access fair markets – and how exporters struggled to find reliable, quality-conscious local suppliers.

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Plot 50
Adjacent Kaladan Park
Tamale Ghana
GPS: NT-0020-5171