Export of Coffee
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Steps
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1. The Exporter make an application for Phytosanitary certificate from PHS in the Ministry of Agriculture Food Security & Co-operatives
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2. The Exporter seek for Plant Export Permit and Stamp from Ministry of Agriculture
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3. The Exporter make an application for Coffee Export Approval and Quality Certificate from Tanzania Coffee Board (TCB)
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4. The Saler takes a coffee sample to TCB for testing
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5. TCB tastes the sample through the testing laboratory
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6. If the sample qualifies, the coffee to be exported is approved and Export Permit / provision of quality certificate is done
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7. The Exporter apply for the Health certificate from TFDA online portal if requested by the importing country
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- Inputs
- Output
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Cost
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TZS 40,000 ICO certificate fee from ICO
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USD 15 per consignment for phytosanitary certificate from PHS and Payment of inspection fees is based on the weight of consignment.
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1% Export Levy of consignment FOB value for export permit, TCB
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TZS 0 for plant export permit, Ministry of Agriculture
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TZS 0 for health certificate, TFDA
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Duration
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01 to 03 working days for export permit, TCB
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01 to 02 working days for phytosanitary certificate, PHS
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01 to 02 working days for plant export permit certificate, Ministry of Agriculture
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01 to 03 working days for health certificate, TFDA
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01 to 03 working days for Green Coffee Export License – (from auction), Direct Green Coffee Export License, Roast Bean and Ground Export License, and Instant Coffee Export License, TCB
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- Officer in charge
- Contacts
- Legal Justification
For Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security, Plant Health Services (PHS)
The Cereals and Other Produce Regulations of 2011
Plant Protection Regulation, 1998
The Plant Protection Act, 1997
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