Five corridors. Five market readings. Five proven routes.
KTC does not operate theoretical corridors. We operate commercial routes where we have mastered origins, trusted partners, and direct access to ports and end markets. Five active corridors structure our activity today, each anchored in a clear understanding of global market dynamics and our differentiated positioning.
Phase 1
2026–2028:
The Foundation Corridors
Côte d'Ivoire ↔ Belgium
The Founding Corridor
Our most developed corridor. Anchored by our operational presence in Abidjan and our direct connection to BELVAS SA in Belgium and the Port of Antwerp. Preferred corridor for first engagements. •Active sectors: Cocoa, Cashew, Annatto, Agro-processing equipment •European anchor: BELVAS SA (premium chocolate) + Port of Antwerp logistics •EUDR-compliant sourcing documentation available
Côte d'Ivoire ↔ France
The French market remains the largest European destination for Ivorian goods by volume. Kinahonany connects CI producers with French agro-industrial buyers, importers and distributors. •Active sectors: Cocoa, Coffee, Cotton, Natural ingredients •Key entry points: Rungis, Le Havre, Dunkerque
Côte d'Ivoire ↔ Netherlands
Rotterdam is Europe's largest port and a primary hub for West African commodity flows. Our Dutch corridor serves buyers in food, cosmetics and industrial sectors. •Active sectors: Cashew, Cocoa derivatives, Annatto/Roucou •Key entry point: Port of Rotterdam
Côte d'Ivoire ↔ Germany
Germany's food processing and cosmetics industries represent growing demand for certified West African origin ingredients. •Active sectors: Cocoa, Coffee, Natural colorants, Cotton
Phase 2 corridors are under development. Engagements possible from 2027 on a mandate basis.
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West Africa ↔ Maghreb: Morocco, Tunisia — regional agro-industrial integration
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West Africa ↔ Middle East: Gulf region demand for natural food ingredients
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West Africa ↔ Southern Africa: ECOWAS and AfCFTA corridor development
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Extended Europe: Scandinavia, Central Europe — organic and premium food markets
