Business unit director James Meers said: "This year, sales of the products have topped over 30 tonnes per week and continues to grow significantly."
The Sussex-based company transports produce by sea, which it says enhances quality and is also more carbon-friendly.
It relies on its farm operation in Senegal to ensure continuity in the supply of exotic vegetables during winter, including sweetcorn, butternut squash, asparagus, sweet potato, chillies and legumes.
Barfoots hits "milestone" with new green beans crop
Barfoots of Botley has described supply of a new green bean crop from Senegal as a "key milestone" in the company's three-year development plan in the west African country.

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