From Groundnut Waste to Zero-Waste
Validated HACCP System. Safe Food. Women Prosperity
ABOUT SANMIR ORGANICS
OUR NORTH STAR
Vision: A circular, climate-smart Nigeria where no groundnut is wasted, every woman farmer prospers, and food is safe by design.
Mission: To achieve sustainable food security and create high-margin prosperity for Northern Nigeria by tackling post-harvest loss and agricultural waste head-on.
Goal: <25% Post-HarvestLoss | Zero Waste | 2x Women Farmer Income
Who We Are
Sanmir Organics is a Nigerian AgriTech social enterprise building a circular, climate-smart food system in Northern Nigeria. We partner with women smallholder farmers to stop post-harvest loss and turn 100% of the groundnut plant into value.
The Problem
30-40% of groundnuts are lost to mould and poor drying. invisible toxins like Aflatoxin block exports and harm health. At the same time, shells, skin and leaves are wasted. Women farmers stay stuck with low income.
Our Solution: DRY. PROCESS. VALORISE. DATA
1. DRY: Solar/mechanical dryers for <7% moisture to stop mould and toxins.
2. PROCESS: Safe groundnuts (peanuts) to peanut butter, peanut oil, snacks, Tamba blend.
3. VALORISE: Shells to biochar fuel. Skin to antioxidant tea. Leaves to livestock feed. Zero waste.
4. DATA: Training women farmers on safe drying and climate-smart farming.
Sustainability & Impact
Beyound products, we tract what matters. Our data analysis services help 50+ women farmers monitor crop performance and market trends. 20% less post-harvest loss and higher income per season.Our Goal: <25% post-harvest loss. Zero waste. Women farmers double their income.
TRACTION: THE SANMIR SANDBOX
We've launched our pilot farm in Fadiya Ghuga community,Zango Kataf LGA, Kaduna State and are working with Prof. Salawu of University of Ilorin to test drying protocols. This 2026 we begin field experiments with women farmer groups.
WHAT WE'RE BUILDING NEXT
Briquettes Production
2026 Q3: We will train 150 Fadiya Ghuga women farmers on briquettes production and business skills
Why Now: 80% of women spend #4,000 Naira (~$ 3 USD) per month on charcoal/firewood, while deforestation and indoor smoke drive soil degradation and respiratory illness in the community.
Goal: Cut fuel costs 50% and create 30 women briquettes micro-enterprises.
Meet Our Team
Evelyn M. Sani - Founder & CEO
Turning waste into measurable impact. I track every kg of shells diverted and every farmer's yield so we grow with data, not guesswork.
Prof. Musa Salawu - Technical Advisor
Circular Bio-Economy + Food Safety
Nuhu I. Talmon - Advisor -
Training + Impact