How Agricultural Products are Exported from Nigeria

The business of exporting locally made products in Nigeria has become a great source of income for most Nigerian and international businessmen, this is because the profit made from the business in other currency carries more value than the local currency. It also serves several benefits to the needs of people outside the country.

The exportation business in Nigeria is a lucrative one. This is because the business’s profit is in hard currency (dollars, pounds or euros). The problem here is that some people want to go into the exportation business but do not know the product they can export apart from oil-related products or where to export and how they can export this product to make a profit. At Dando Global, here are some of the products we export from Nigeria as well as some of the countries you can export to local products such as Raw cashew nuts, Raw shea butter, Hardwood charcoal, Gum Arabic, Bitter Kola and other organic raw materials.

All these products and more are available for exportation to any part of the world from the office straight to the port and down to the country of your choice, the quality of products being exported is usually relatively rich in packaging, handling and delivery. With growing globalization and increasing emphasis on the quality of agricultural products, which is benchmarked on international food safety procedures, it has become imperative for the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Services (NAQS) to put in place appropriate risk management measures and provide required guarantees on agricultural products leaving the shores of the country so as to avoid a sour relationship with trading partners.