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Fully Regulated. Fully Transparent.

Every certificate, every inspection, every document, managed end-to-end on both sides of the corridor.

Compliance Across Two Jurisdictions

Exporting agricultural produce between Africa and the Gulf requires maintaining active compliance simultaneously under Kenyan export law and UAE commercial registration. Kyawol Global Trade holds current documentation on both sides at all times. Below is a full account of every active credential governing our operations.

Active Credentials

Documentation You Can Verify

UAE Commercial Trade License

1514654
Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism
Activities: Export · Import · Fruits & Vegetables Trading

You are transacting with a legally registered UAE LLC with active commercial trading activities. Kyawol is not a foreign broker; it is a Gulf-based company with UAE regulatory accountability.

UAE Corporate Tax Certificate

UAE Federal Tax Authority
Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022 · Registered 1 June 2025

All commercial transactions are conducted under a tax-registered UAE entity. Full invoicing and documentation comply with UAE tax law.

Kenya Agricultural Export Registration

AFA / HPMA via Havi Investments Limited
Supplier lists submitted per season

All Kenya-side sourcing and export operations are conducted through an AFA-licensed Kenyan entity. Every farm in our network holds a valid HPMA registration permit.

Phytosanitary Certificate (KEPHIS)

Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service
Issued per shipment

Every consignment is inspected and certified by KEPHIS prior to export clearance. The certificate confirms the shipment is free from harmful pests and plant diseases, meeting the phytosanitary import requirements of the UAE and all GCC member states.

KEBS Quality Compliance

Kenya Bureau of Standards
Produce grading, handling, and food safety

All packhouses used in our supply chain adhere to KEBS quality and food safety standards. Regular inspections are conducted per export season. Non-compliant packhouses are not used under any circumstances.

Export Process

Farm to Gulf: Seven Steps.

Every shipment moves through a documented, repeatable pipeline.

  1. Step 1

    KEPHIS Field Inspection

    Kenya Plant Health inspection per farm

  2. Step 2

    Farm Sourcing and Harvesting

    HPMA-registered farms across 8 counties

  3. Step 3

    Packhouse Grading

    Sorting, sizing, grading at AFA-registered facility

  4. Step 4

    Export Documentation

    Phytosanitary cert · Packing list · CoO · Invoice

  5. Step 5

    Cold Container Loading

    CA reefer container · 8–12°C · Mombasa Port

  6. Step 6

    Dubai Clearance (Kyawol LLC)

    UAE customs via our registered Dubai entity

  7. Step 7

    GCC Delivery

    Buyer's port or distribution centre

FAQ

Buyer Questions, Answered

Yes. A KEPHIS-issued phytosanitary certificate is obtained for every consignment prior to export clearance. It is included in the standard shipping documentation package sent to the buyer.