Garri & Cassava: From Cameroonian Staple to Global Superfood
For generations, garri and cassava have fed millions across Cameroon and West Africa. But today, these humble staples are gaining global attention — not just for their flavor, but for their gluten-free, allergen-safe, and climate-resilient qualities.
Could they be the next big thing in functional foods?
🌾 What Makes Cassava So Special?
Cassava is a survivor crop — it grows in poor soils, withstands drought, and produces high yields with minimal inputs. In a world facing climate change and food insecurity, that’s not just useful. It’s essential.
But beyond resilience, cassava offers:
And when fermented into garri, it becomes shelf-stable, sand-free, and ready to reconstitute into eba — or soak in milk for a nutritious breakfast.
🇨🇲 Why Cameroonian Garri Stands Out
Our garri is made from high-quality cassava roots grown in the Littoral and Southwest Regions. The process is traditional but upgraded:
No chalk. No sand. No preservatives. Just pure, authentic garri — ready for export.
🌍 Global Opportunities
From African diaspora markets in the UK and USA to health food brands exploring gluten-free flours, demand for Cameroonian garri and cassava is rising.
Innovative brands are already using cassava flour in:
This isn’t just nostalgia. It’s the future of food.