Export
From Nigerian farms to international buyers, with the requirements in writing.
International demand for African produce is real. The hard part is connecting it to farms in a way both sides can rely on. We're building export pathways that are structured and verifiable.
For export partners
Sourcing you can build on.
Visible supply
See what's being grown and where, instead of rebuilding sourcing networks by hand each season.
Verified farms
Every farm is verified, and every export partner is verified before an opportunity is published.
Requirements stated upfront
Publish quality, quantity, documentation and timing, so only farms that can meet them respond.
Aggregation and movement
Supply from several farms is consolidated and moved by verified logistics companies.
How it's designed to work
Six stages from requirement to consignment.
This describes the process we're building. No export programme is running yet.
Partner verification
Export businesses are verified before any opportunity is published, so farms know the demand is genuine.
Opportunity published
The partner describes the produce, quantity, quality standard, documents and timeline required.
Farm matching
Farms that can meet the requirements are matched to the opportunity.
Quality checks
What's being supplied is checked against the requirements before commitments are made.
Aggregation and logistics
Supply is consolidated and moved by a matched logistics company.
Handover
The consignment is handed to the export partner. Good relationships continue season after season.
For farmers
Export is a standard, not a secret.
Export markets ask for particular quality, packaging, volume and documents. Once those requirements are written down plainly, they become something a farm can prepare for instead of a closed door.
What we're not promising
Talk to us about export.
If your business exports agricultural produce, we'd like to hear what you need.