100% ORGANIC and NATURAL Our cherry tomatoes as well as our plum tomatoes derive from 3 different European BIO/ORGANIC breeds, mature slowly on the bush and are finally carefully handpicked. we only handpick ripe pieces which offers you ultimate taste. please compare taste with local available tomatoes and you will be surprised how wonderful tomatoes can taste ! If you buy this wonderful and tasty product you support «proudly Kenyan products» and our local villagers. It proofs that even locally handmade products can compete in prices if sales-chain is short.

Without training, you end up in the rubbish .... We ALL know it. Education is certainly one of the most important cornerstones of a decent human life. Of course, there are many other elements, some of which are also extremely important, to enable a young person to live in freedom and dignity. At this point, however, we would like to emphasise in particular the dimension of initial school education for children and young people in Africa/Kenya. Even if the headline sounds a bit harsh, it is unfortunately only a short distance from reality … But to the facts: Education here in Kenya is, in theory, a fairly well-organised affair by…

Cashew nuts are not only a delicacy but can also be used in many different ways. Vegans (especially in Europe/USA) appreciate these great nuts with a wide range of uses just as much as the local population here. However, if you don’t own any cashew nut trees, you have a bad hand, because for the local population the purchase of ready cashew nuts is simply too expensive. Cashew nuts also here on the Kenyan coast cost between 15-20€/kg, which is far too expensive compared to the typical average income of Kenyans of around 100 – 200€/month. The availability of cashew nuts is seasonal and the production of the ready-to-eat nuts…

TREES for LIFE  is a really important thing, not only here on the coast. We know that trees perform a variety of tasks that are vital to us humans. Here on the south coast of Kenya the themes are «microclimate», «stop soil erosion» and provide natural shade. It is therefore of great importance, also to compensate (at least partially) for deforestation, to re-grow trees so that interested planters can buy young plants/young trees at all. The Kenyan government has officially ordered a logging stop, every tree to be felled must be approved. It is obvious that such well-intentioned regulations are constantly being circumvented, especially here in Kenya. We are therefore…

The water issue  – water scarcity on the horizon ! Matuga, our village with an estimated 3000 inhabitants is a typical Kenyan coastal village. The entire village population has about 4 wells and a small river that does NOT offer water all year round, and in addition the water is of poor quality. In the whole village you will not find a single well with good quality drinking water ! The water supply of the government, which frequently fails and is only available from time to time at certain taps in the are, was built about 50 years ago and is not only extremely unreliable (usually there is no water…