About Us

Who We Are

IKENGA TROPICAL SPICES AND FOOD LIMITED is an established Enterprise focusing on foods research, development, production and sales of dehydrated foods and spices – committed to providing quality tasty healthy, delicious, and nutrition foods across the global market. The firm is registered under the company and allied matter act in Nigeria and Germany. The firm has been registered with mandate to carry-out these tropical spices, food processing and sales activities into global market.

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Here are some common types of machinery used in food and spices processing and manufacturing:

  1. Grinding Mills: used for grinding and milling various ingredients such as spices, grains, and herbs into powdered or granulated form
  2. Mixing and Blending Equipment: Includes mixers and blenders used to mix different ingredients together and achieve a uniform blend. This equipment is important for creating spice blends and food products with consistent flavor profiles.
  3. Drying Equipment: Used to remove moisture from food ingredients, such as herbs, spices, or fruits. This can include equipment like drying ovens, dehydrators, or freeze-drying machines.
  4. Roasting Equipment: utilized for roasting and toasting spices, nuts, and seeds to enhance their flavor and aroma. This can include roasting ovens, dry roasters, or rotary drum roasters.
  5. Grinding and Pulverizing Equipment: Machines like hammer mills, pulverizers, or grinders are used to reduce the size of ingredients, such as spices, grains, or seeds, to achieve the desired texture or consistency.
  6. Packaging Machinery: Includes equipment for packaging the final products, such as filling machines, sealing machines, labeling machines, and wrapping machines. This ensures proper packaging and sealing of spices and food products for storage and distribution.
  7. Sorting and Grading Equipment: Used to sort and grade ingredients based on size, quality, or other criteria. This can include machines like vibratory sifters, gravity separators, or optical sorting systems.
  8. Extracting Equipment: Used for extracting essential oils, flavors, or active compounds from plant materials. This can include steam distillation units, extraction tanks, or centrifugal extractors.
  9. Quality Control and Testing Equipment: Includes instruments for testing the quality, purity, and safety of ingredients and final products. This can include pH meters, moisture analyzers, microbial testing equipment, or chromatography systems.
  10. Cleaning and Sanitizing Equipment: Essential for maintaining hygiene and cleanliness in the manufacturing process. This can include industrial cleaning systems, sanitizing tunnels, or automated cleaning-in-place (CIP) systems.

It's important to note that the specific machinery required may vary depending on the scale and type of food and spices processing or manufacturing operation. Different processes and products may require specialized equipment tailored to their specific needs.

Spices and condiment are extremely popular indeed play a significant role in our kitchen and culinary experiences. It flavor enhancement and add depth complexity and wide range of flavors to our dishes. Spices are used in transform bland and ordinary ingredients into delicious and flavorful meal. The combination and balance of spices can enhance the taste and aroma of various cuisines. Condiments are not only essential for adding flavor to our dishes but they also contribute to cultural diversity, health benefits culinary creativity and a memorable dining experience. They are an integral part of our kitchen and play a significant role in creating delicious and enjoyable meals.

Ikenga chefs and terms blended different flavors single-use pots of organic seasonings using their own recipes developed in-house. This approach allows for the creation of unique flavor profiles and customized blends. By using organic ingredients and the expertise of the in-house chefs, the resulting seasonings can offer high-quality and distinctive flavors to enhance various dishes. Using single-use pots ensure freshness and avoid cross-contamination between different blends. The chefs' expertise and knowledge of flavors and culinary techniques enable them to develop recipes that meet specific taste preferences and culinary needs. Blending seasonings in-house gives the chefs control over the quality and composition of the final product. They can adjust the proportions of different ingredients, experiment with new combinations, and fine-tune the flavors to achieve the desired taste profiles. This approach allows for a creative and flexible culinary process, where the chefs can continually refine and improve the seasonings based on feedback and evolving culinary trends. It also provides an opportunity to showcase the expertise and craftsmanship of the chefs and differentiate the company's products in the market. Overall, the blending of single-use pots of organic seasonings using in-house recipes developed by expert chefs brings a level of craftsmanship, customization, and uniqueness to the seasonings, offering enhanced flavor experiences to consumers. Here are the lists of the mix;