About Us

Lemmaxin Export is dedicated to the export and import of high-quality Ethiopian products to the rest of the globe. We are ready to be a driving force in the worldwide market, with fully operating offices in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia, and a representative office in Germany.
Our mission is to export high-quality Ethiopian products and make them available to a global audience, with the goal of enhancing the standard of living for both Ethiopian farmers and other suppliers.

Coffee Bean

“Ethiopia is the motherland of Coffee Arabica, the first species of coffee to be domesticated and the source of most of the coffee that is a mainstay on coffeeshop menus
worldwide.

Oilseeds

Ethiopian oilseeds, which are generally grown organically, are well-known for their flavor and nutritional content, making Ethiopia an appealing portfolio of high-value specialty oilseeds in the global market.

Pulses

Ethiopian pulses are generally thought of as leguminous plants that are grown for both food and oil.They are dried, edible seeds from legume plants that grow in pods and have a wide range of shapes,

Spices

There’s no need to go on a massive hunt for exotic ingredients — some of the best spices can be found here at Lammnix Export. We offer a variety of spices, including Red Chili pepper,

Do you know the history of coffee?

Kaldi, a goat herder in Ethiopia, Kaffa, was tending to his goats when he saw that some of them had an exceptionally colorful and chaotic behavior after devouring a special sort of fruit which piqued the shepherd’s interest to investigate the explanation. His curiosity eventually led to the discovery and beginning of the long history of coffee.
Experts claim that coffee dates back to sometime in the ninth century, or close to 1,000 years. This long history of Ethiopian coffee is not merely a distant past or just a popular plant among Ethiopians, it is woven into the nation’s culture and economy. While the Kaldi myth may be exaggerated, proclaiming Ethiopia the birthplace of coffee is not. Coffee originated in a small region of Africa and spread to become the global phenomenon it is today through trade between early travelers.