ESTABLISHED 2016

Tanzania's Premier Spices Association

Uniting farmers, processors, traders, and stakeholders to transform Tanzania's spice industry sustainably. Experience premium quality cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, ginger, coriander and turmeric from the heart of East Africa.

7+
Years of Excellence
5000+
Members Served
6
Regional Offices
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Premium Cloves

Premium Cloves

Zanzibar Origin
Organic Cardamom

Organic Cardamom

Highland Grown
Ceylon Cinnamon

Ceylon Cinnamon

Export Quality
Black Pepper

Black Pepper

Premium Grade
Ginger

Ginger

Tanga Region
Coriander

Coriander

Arusha Region
Turmeric

Turmeric

Morogoro Region
About Us

Tanzania Spices Association (TASPA)

Transforming Tanzania's spice industry through sustainable practices and global excellence since 2016.

Est. 2016

Empowering Tanzania's Spice Industry

TASPA is a voluntary, autonomous, non-partisan organization bringing together stakeholders across Tanzania's spice sector. Our commitment to excellence and sustainable practices has positioned us as a leader in East Africa's spice industry.

5,000+ Members

Active stakeholders across Tanzania

6 Regional Offices

Nationwide presence and support

Global Reach

International market connections

Our Vision

To be the principal advocate for Tanzania's spice industry's growth, sustainability, and global competitiveness.

Our Mission

To empower stakeholders through market access, training, and knowledge sharing, fostering a sustainable spice sector.

TASPA Operations
7+ Years of Excellence
30+ Countries Reached
Sustainable Farming
Fair Trade
Quality Assured
What We Do

Our Core Objectives

TASPA is committed to transforming Tanzania's spice industry through strategic objectives that empower stakeholders and promote sustainable growth.

Education & Training

Empower spice stakeholders with education, training, and networking opportunities for enhanced productivity.

Sustainable Farming

Promote sustainable farming methods to enhance productivity and environmental stewardship.

Collaboration

Foster collaboration through events and forums for knowledge-sharing and strategic partnerships.

Fair Trade

Advocate for fair trade practices to ensure equitable pricing and protection for farmers.

Market Access

Expand market access and facilitate global trade opportunities for Tanzanian spices.

Target Groups

Serving spice farmers, traders, exporters, processors, manufacturers, and government bodies.

Our Impact

TASPA's Key Activities

Driving excellence and innovation in Tanzania's spice industry through strategic initiatives.

Training & Development

  • Skill-building workshops
  • Technical training
  • Best practices sharing
1200+ Farmers Trained

Market Linkages

  • Export facilitation
  • Buyer connections
  • Trade exhibitions
30+ Global Markets

Policy Advocacy

  • Industry representation
  • Policy influence
  • Stakeholder engagement
15+ Policy Changes

Research & Innovation

  • Quality improvement
  • Value addition
  • Sustainable methods
25+ Research Projects

Strategic Focus Areas

Quality Enhancement Production Efficiency Market Expansion Capacity Building
Our Strengths

Why Choose TASPA?

Leading the transformation of Tanzania's spice industry through innovation, sustainability, and excellence.

Industry Leadership

7+ years of excellence in spice industry leadership

  • Market expertise
  • Strategic guidance
  • Industry insights
500+ Success Stories

Sustainable Practices

Commitment to eco-friendly farming methods

  • Organic cultivation
  • Resource conservation
  • Community empowerment
40% Yield Improvement

Global Market Access

Connecting local producers to international markets

  • Export facilitation
  • Quality assurance
  • Market linkages
30+ Countries Reached

Strong Network

5000+ active members in Tanzania

Fair Trade

Ensuring equitable prices for farmers

Training Support

Regular capacity building programs

Growth Focus

Continuous industry development

Join Us

Membership Options

Choose the membership tier that best suits your needs and join Tanzania's leading spice community.

Popular

Individual

TZS 35,000 /year

Core Benefits

  • Access to training programs
  • Networking opportunities
  • Industry updates
  • Member directory listing

Additional Perks

  • Quarterly newsletter
  • Members-only events
Join as Individual

Organizational

TZS 100,000 /year

Core Benefits

  • All Individual benefits
  • Premium directory listing
  • Priority support
  • Business promotion

Additional Perks

  • Industry reports access
  • Exhibition opportunities
  • Training workshops
Join as Organization
Partner

Associate

TZS 105,000 /year

Core Benefits

  • All Organizational benefits
  • International connections
  • Featured partnerships
  • Market insights

Additional Perks

  • Export facilitation
  • Policy advocacy
  • VIP networking events
Join as Associate
Our Leadership

Meet Our Team

Experienced professionals dedicated to transforming Tanzania's spice industry.

Dr. Esther M. Nkuba

TASPA Chairperson

A visionary-leader with 17+ years in sustainable agriculture. Principal researcher at Tanzania Food and Nutrition Center, benefiting 5,000+ individuals through spice marketing and export initiatives.

Sustainable Agriculture Research

Mr. Emmanuel A. Ignas

General Secretary

Specialized in Economics and Marketing with 5+ years experience. Coordinating TASPA's administrative operations and strategy implementation.

Economics Marketing

Mr. Juma Mbwambo

Senior Spice Farmer and Trainer

Expert spice farmer from Tanga with 30+ years experience. Trained 6,000+ farmers, achieving 40% yield increases through organic techniques.

Organic Farming Training

Mr. Baraka Kasezero

Marketing Officer

Marketing expert with 10+ years experience. Successfully closed 100+ deals, increasing export inquiries by 50% and supporting 1,000+ households.

Marketing Exports

Mr. Robert F. Selasela

Morogoro Rural Lead

Regional leader spearheading cloves and cinnamon farming initiatives in Morogoro rural area, driving local agricultural development.

Regional Development Spice Farming