The Port of Dar es Salaam is the largest and most strategic seaport in Tanzania and one of the most important logistics hubs in East and Central Africa. It serves as the main gateway for international trade, handling over 95% of Tanzania’s imports and exports
Dar es Salaam Port is a modern, expanding port equipped with world-class infrastructure:
Total port area: 1,090,000 square meters
Quay length: 2,600 meters
Deep-water berths: 11–12 berths
Depth: up to 14.5 – 15.5 meters (after dredging)
Can handle vessels up to 305 meters long
👉 the port can comfortably accommodate large international cargo vessels (Panamax and beyond) without restrictions.
Dar es Salaam Port has rapidly grown in efficiency and capacity:
Over 18 million tonnes of cargo handled annually
Container handling increased to 100,000 containers per month
Bulk liquid capacity: 6 million tonnes
Future expansion target: 30+ million tonnes annually
💡 This ensures fast loading, minimal delays, and reliable export flo.
The port already handles some of the largest vessels in the region, for example:
MSC ADU V – ~4,000 containers
Tranquil ACE – over 3,700 vehicles
Modern vessels up to 8,000 TEU capacity
Dar es Salaam Port operates with continuous vessel traffic, with ships arriving almost every week (and often daily during peak periods).
Hundreds of ship calls recorded within short periods (300+ vessels in just 2 months)
Strong connections to:
Europe
Asia (China, Middle East, India)
Americas
Australia
This guarantees consistent shipping schedules and flexible export timelines for your cargo.
We welcome international investors interested in the coffee sector in Tanzania. Investors can partner with us legally through the support framework provided by the Tanzania Investment Centre, which facilitates and protects foreign investments in the country.
To invest and operate with us in Tanzania, a foreign investor typically follows the steps below:
1. Investment Agreement
The investor signs an investment or partnership agreement with Mbinga Golden Coffee Limited outlining the investment structure, profit sharing, and operational responsibilities.
2. Register the Investment (Optional but Recommended)
Large investments can be registered with the Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) to obtain investment protection, incentives, and government support.
3. Tax Registration
The investor or investment entity may obtain a Tax Identification Number (TIN) from the Tanzania Revenue Authority for tax compliance.
4. Work Permit
If the investor intends to work or manage operations in Tanzania, a work permit may be required through the relevant government authorities.
5. Residence Permit
Foreign investors who plan to stay in Tanzania to oversee the business may apply for a residence permit issued by the Immigration Department.
6. Bank Account for Investment Capital
Investment funds are usually transferred through a registered bank in Tanzania to ensure transparency and compliance with financial regulations.
Foreign investors can participate in our coffee business through:
- Pre-Financing Coffee Purchases
Coffee Processing & Machinery Investment
Export Partnership
Revenue Sharing Investment
If you are interested in investing with Mbinga Golden Coffee Limited, please contact us for more information about partnership opportunities and current coffee investment projects.