Angonabeiro has started exporting Angolan Ginga branded coffee to Senegal after being launching exports to the Cape Verdean market, the company said. The company said that in February it exported about 12 tons of “Café Ginga” to Senegal, after exporting 4 tons of coffee the previous month to Cabo Verde (Cape Verde) at the “beginning of the international expansion of Angolan coffee.”
“Café Ginga”, along with Delta and Delta Cafes Q, are the three brands of coffee owned by Angonabeiro, a subsidiary of Portuguese group Nabeiro, a leader in the coffee market in Portugal, Angola and Mozambique.
In 2015 the Portuguese group invested about US$1 million in the acquisition of the entire capital of Angolan public company Liangol, which it had managed for 14 years, after having recovered and modernised it.
Liangol, which was decommissioned in 1984, occupies an area of 4 hectares, with areas for storage, roasting and packaging. These facilities are where the Nabeiro group produces and sells 250 tons of coffee (2014) of its own brand Ginga, which is the clear market leader in Angola.
