Frequently Asked Questions
How can I contact DAC for more information?
You can reach DAC via our website, our company phone number, email address; info@dac.co.ke and social media channels (TikTok)
Is there a joining fee to become a DAC exporter?
No, there is no fee to join DAC itself. However, there is a screening fee of Kshs 35,000. This fee is used to assess the quality of your produce and to verify that you have all the necessary certificates and documentation required to meet EU export standards. It helps ensure your products are eligible for export.
Can DAC help me find buyers in Europe?
Yes, DAC connects qualified Kenyan exporters with reputable European buyers and helps you negotiate and secure export deals.
What is the first step if I want to sign up with DAC as a produce farmer?
We advise you to first visit the Agricultural and Food Authority (AFA) office to gather key information about exporting your produce and to create an exporter account. Registering with AFA is an important step before proceeding with DAC registration and export preparation.
Does DAC provide support?
Yes, DAC offers ongoing support, helping you understand export standards, required documentation, and practical compliance tips.
What are the benefits of working with DAC?
1.
You
gain expert advice and market access, increasing your product’s chances of
success in competitive European markets.
What if my produce does not pass the screening?
If your produce does not meet EU standards, our team provides recommendations for improvement so you can work towards meeting requirements and reapply when ready.
How does DAC help me become an exporter?
1.
DAC
offers step-by-step export guidance, support with compliance, connections to
international buyers, and technical assistance to help you meet export
requirements.
Who can sign up with DAC?
Any Kenyan farmer or SME producing or trading in crops, horticultural products, honey, coffee, tea, capsicum, textiles, or crafts, etc. is eligible, as long as you are willing to meet quality standards.