A visit from Africa - Sesame processing

Africa is a continent with rich natural resources and unique culture, and sesame is one of the important crops. The sesame cleaning season in Africa is coming, and many customers have begun to prepare machines and are actively preparing for a good market. In recent years, the price of sesame has continued to rise, and many people have begun to set their sights on the African market and are ready to show their strength here.

We were fortunate to receive a customer from West Africa who has been operating in Africa for many years and has a good understanding of sesame planting, harvesting, and sales. During this visit, they paid close attention to our sesame cleaning machine, were ready to purchase our equipment, and actively participated in this direct-to-consumer business activity.

For the African sesame market, the use of machines is no longer a new thing. Compared with traditional manual cleaning, the use of machines can greatly improve efficiency, ensure quality, and effectively shorten the time for cleaning sesame. These advantages can obviously stimulate more sesame growers and buyers to follow up and further push up market prices.

The visit of West African customers also shows this. They said that this year they will increase investment, further improve work efficiency, and ensure that their sesame products are delivered to more markets. At the same time, they are also innovative and willing to try various new business models. In order to adapt to market demand, they also plan to launch unique sesame products. They previously purchased a Z310 vibratory air screen cleaner and two 5QS-10 destoner machines. Such a set of machines can achieve an output of more than 10 tons per hour and obtain a good degree of purity. This time they come, hoping to get more cleaning machines, beans cleaning machines, etc. They also have interest in the sesame packaging machine .

Under the wave of globalization, the pressure of market competition is increasing, and new changes and opportunities are constantly emerging. As an equipment provider, we also need to adjust our products in time to continuously meet the needs of the market. At the same time, we need to actively communicate with customers and provide better services and support in a timely manner. Only in this way can we play a more important role in this sesame boom and create greater business value together.

Whether it is customers or suppliers, we should continue to make progress to adapt to the needs of the market and customers. I believe that with the joint efforts of both parties, this sesame boom will continue to heat up and bring more business opportunities to Africa and the world.