Sub-Sahara African Region
Cape Town Office
Angola
Angola
-
Population
29.78 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
948,000 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
8,276 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW
Cameroon
Cameroon
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Population
24.05 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
870,000 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
17,910 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, Durum
Cote d’Ivoire
Cote d’Ivoire
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Population
24.29 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
1.05 MMT (Data Source: Global Trade Atlas) -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
3,041 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW
Ghana
Ghana
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Population
28.83 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
767,800 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
46,636 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, Durum
Kenya
Kenya
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Population
49.70 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
1.77 MMT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
46,140 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW
Liberia
Liberia
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Population
4.73 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
64,600 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
28,959 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW
Mozambique
Mozambique
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Population
29.67 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
680,200 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
44,366 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW
Namibia
Namibia
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Population
2.53 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
163,538 MT (Data Source: Global Trade Atlas) -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
14,276 MT (Data Source: Global Trade Atlas) -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS
Nigeria
Nigeria
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Population
190.90 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
4.72 MMT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
1.61 MMT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS, SRW, HW, Durum
Senegal
Senegal
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Population
15.85 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
661,800 MT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
1,540 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS
South Africa
South Africa
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Population
56.72 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
1.83 MMT -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
121,354 MT -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, SRW, Durum
Tanzania
Tanzania
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Population
57.31 million -
Total Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
1.03 MMT (Data Source: Global Trade Atlas) -
Total U.S. Wheat Imports (5 year aver.)
41,629 MT (Data Source: Global Trade Atlas) -
U.S. Wheat Classes Imported
HRW, HRS
Import data sourced from USDA Production, Supply and Demand unless otherwise specified.
Also provides services to: Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cape Verde, Chad, Congo, DR Congo Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Gambia, Guinea Conakry, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritius, Niger, Rwanda, Sao Tome/Principe, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Swaziland, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Recent Activity
U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) named Chad Weigand as Assistant Regional Director for Sub-Saharan Africa, to be based in Cape Town, South Africa, effective Dec. 1, 2018. Weigand joined USW in 2009 as Market Analyst before transferring to Mexico City in 2011. He earned a bachelor’s degree in international relations and business administration from the University of San Diego and a master’s degree in international affairs from Columbia University. Weigand spent two years in the Peace Corps as an agribusiness specialist in Ecuador and completed an internship with the Office of Trade Programs at USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service. Read the full news release here.
Cape Town Office
Phone: +(27 21) 418-3710
Fax: +(27 21) 419-0400
InfoCPT@uswheat.org
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