The Port of Abidjan in Côte d'Ivoire is located on the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, and the country has rich agricultural resources. In 2021, Côte d'Ivoire produced 711,200 tons of cashew nuts, ranking first in the world. The country also boasts abundant fisheries, mineral resources such as iron, nickel, aluminum, bauxite, manganese, masonry, gold, oil and gas, and natural resources such as forests. The port of Abidjan is connected by rail and road, and its radiation range extends to more than a dozen neighboring countries such as Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. The project area covers 130,000 square meters (equivalent to 200 mu), with a planned total construction area of 36,000 square meters, including 15,000 square meters for processing rooms, 20,000 square meters for raw material warehouses, 1,000 square meters for finished product warehouses, 500 square meters for packaging material warehouses, 2,000 square meters for office buildings and dormitories, and 2,000 square meters for raw materials drying. The project plans to introduce modern processing equipment to complete the complete processing flow of cashew nuts from raw raw materials in shell to international standard nut raw materials. The production and processing workshop will be constructed and operated in strict accordance with the requirements of the HACCP management system. The scale of the project can provide a 10,000-ton annual supply chain of cashew nuts storage and processing logistics.