Mini exportation business in Nigeria today can’t be overemphasized, This is because of the increasing call for African meals in Europe and America that’s growing due to the growing range of Africans, specifically Nigerians who so journey to these Countries for better lifestyles. There are many small exporters of food inside the sub-area who depend on mediators to export meals in small quantities and sell them directly to purchasers or outlets strolling ethnic stores inside the United States of American or Europe. The amount of export Nigerian of nutrients to those countries is still on a microscopic scale, considering the estimation of fifty million people of Nigerian descent are living in outdoor Nigeria, with most of the people living within the United Kingdom and the United States.
Since the constant fall apart of the Nigerian Naira towards the USA dollar, hundreds of thousands of Nigerians had been clamoring for Made-in-Nigeria items to export abroad. The need for Nigerian businesses to appearance inwards and bring higher with neighborhood raw materials, human assets, and God’s given minerals. A nation cannot grow without export.
Therefore, the Nigerian Government has over time been sprinkling manure at the exportation subject to develop it also, especially the agribusiness.
The reason why we have governing bodies like the Export Promotion Council of Nigeria and NEXIM bank is to paint exportation in an excellent mild which will make it more attractive to corporate our organizations and people as nicely.
Palm Oil Vegetables (Fresh/Dry)Melon (Egusi)Ogbono Seeds Cashew Nut Ginger Garlic Zobo Leave Yam Plantain Pepper Cocoa Bitter Cola Nut Garri, Dried Fish Yam Flour Cassava Flour Plantain Flour Cocoa Yam Walnut Palm Fruit (Banga) Bread Fruit ( Ukwa) Aligator Pepper Local Seasoning Locust Beans, Local Rice, Crayfish Ground Nut Edible Local Chalks (Nzu) Sesame Millet Soybeans Locust Beans Snails/Periwinkles Crabs/Shrimp Herbal Products (Medicine/Soap) Tiger Nuts Hibiscus Flower Moringa Seed Donkey Skin Nigerian Made Shoes (Aba Made Shoes) Nigerian Made Fabrics (Adire, Akwete, AsoOke, etc. Shea Butter Bitumen Charcoal Lime Stone Iron Ore Lead Zinc Kaolin Locally Designed Beads Home Video/Audio Cds, Locally Published Books Broom Locally Made Weaves.
1. Palm Oil
2. Vegetables (Fresh/Dry)
3. Melon (Egusi)
4. Ogbono Seeds
5. Cashew Nut
6. Ginger
7. Garlic
8. Zobo Leave
9. Yam
10. Plantain
11. Pepper
12. Cocoa
13. Bitter Cola
14. Cola Nut
15. Garri
16. Dried Fish
17. Yam Flour
18. Cassava Flour
19. Plantain Flour
20. Coco Yam
21. Walnut
22. Palm Fruit
23. Bread Fruit
24. Alligator Pepper
25. Local Seasoning
26. Locust Beans
27. Beans
28. Local Rice
29. Crayfish
30. Ground Nut
31. Edible Local Chalks
32. Sesame
33. Millet
34. Soybeans
35. Locust Beans
36. Snails/Periwinkles
37. Crabs/Shrimps
Herbs
1. Herbal Products (Medicine/Soap)
2. Tiger Nuts
3. Hibiscus Flower
4. Moringa Seed
5. Donkey Skin
6. Nigerian Made Shoes
7. Nigerian Made Fabrics
8. Shea Butter
Solid Minerals
1. Bitumen
2. Char Coal
3. Lime Stone
4. Iron Ore
5. Lead Zinc
6. Kaolin
Arts and Craft
1. Locally Designed Beads
2. Home Video/Audio Cds
3. Locally Published Books
4. Broom
5. Locally Made Weaves