Export focus
The farm aims to export about 80–90% of what it grows. The balance stays closer to home.

Export farming · Ghana
Havilah Agro Ghana Limited grows and supplies yam, sweet potatoes, mangoes, watermelon, habanero pepper, and chilli pepper. We also offer dried mangoes, sweet potato products, cassava flour, starch, chips, and chilli powder, all with a clear Ghanaian origin for export buyers.
Buyers, partners and investors can see how the business is set up: an export aim of 80–90%, a sustainability-led approach, and a mix of organic and inorganic methods.
The farm aims to export about 80–90% of what it grows. The balance stays closer to home.
Stewardship of the land guides the work.
Both methods are part of the approach. They are combined with a reason, not presented as a certified organic claim.
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Harry Boakye Ofori-Attah Esq.
Founder & CEO
Harry Boakye Ofori-Attah Esq. is a business leader, entrepreneur, and chartered professional whose passion for agriculture gave birth to Havilah Agro.
Read full bioSupplied to buyers in Ghana and exported to international markets.

Firm white yam with a rich, earthy taste.

Nutritious, naturally sweet tubers.

Sun-ripened and full of flavour.

Juicy, sweet melons grown under Ghana's sun.

Fiery, aromatic peppers.

Slender red chillies with a bright, lively heat.

Sun-ripened mangoes preserved for longer shelf life and easy export.

Chips, flour, and puree that last longer and travel better.

A versatile staple, supplied as flour, starch, and chips.

Fine red chilli powder with a warm, lasting heat.
The export aim is 80–90%.
Share of production intended for export.
Sustainability
Organic and inorganic methods sit in one plan. The sustainability page sets out that intention without claiming certificates the farm has not provided.
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