Dodoma Millers Company Ltd
Connecting farmers, quality grain and Tanzania’s markets
Large-scale grain trading, aggregation, storage and milling from our facility in Nkuhungu, Dodoma.
Nchi Yetu, Mazao Yetu, Chakula Chetu
Nchi Yetu, Mazao Yetu, Chakula Chetu
Who we are
Dodoma Millers Co. Ltd (DMCL) is a Tanzanian limited liability company, incorporated on 19 October 2017, established for large-scale grain trading and milling, with a focus on efficient aggregation, processing and supply of high-quality agricultural commodities.
We trade cereals such as maize, sorghum, pigeon peas and millet, and oilseeds including sunflower, sourced from individual farmers, Agricultural Marketing Cooperative Societies (AMCOs), contracted growers and other grain traders.
2017
Incorporated in Tanzania (Cert. No. 138692)
13
Sourcing regions across Tanzania
10+ yrs
Leadership experience in agri-commodities
Nkuhungu NALA, Dodoma
10 km from the city centre on the Singida–Dodoma main road, with direct access to Tanzania’s maize and pulse-producing regions.
What we trade and process
White and yellow maize from the Southern Highlands, Central and Northern zones.
White and red sorghum and millet from Dodoma, Singida, Shinyanga and Manyara.
Pigeon peas, chickpeas and green grams from Lindi, Mtwara, Tanga and Morogoro.
Oilseed aggregation from Dodoma, Singida and Manyara for crushers and processors.
Milling overseen by a Bühler-trained specialist for consistent, high-quality flour.
Inspection for moisture, foreign matter and grain size before acceptance.
Palletised, ventilated and fumigated stores in Dodoma, managed first-in first-out.
Owned and contracted transport timed to strict institutional delivery schedules.
How we work
Farmers, AMCOs, contracted growers and traders
Moisture, foreign matter, grain size, cleanliness
Palletised, ventilated, fumigated, FIFO
Cleaning, grading and milling to specification
On schedule to institutional and commercial buyers
Why choose us
Maize, sorghum, pulses and sunflower from 13 regions across the Southern Highlands, Central, Northern and coastal zones.
Every commodity is inspected for moisture, foreign matter, grain size and cleanliness before acceptance.
Palletisation, ventilation, regular fumigation and structured stacking keep grain in condition.
On the Singida–Dodoma road and the Great North Road corridor, close to producing regions and markets.
Operations overseen by a Bühler-trained milling and grain-handling specialist and experienced teams.
Trained workers, protective equipment, regular inspections and hygiene protocols on site.