Another lucrative area of export is foodstuff. Let's get you trained. Now here’s some of what you will be getting from this foodstuff mentorship program:

1. Processing
2. Packaging
3. Exportation and contacts
4. Life time mentorship

And a lot more


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The demand for Nigeria Agro commodities in International market are on the rise. Book a space and let's an expert help you navigate and resolve your great Export challenge.

It doesn't matter if you are a new comer testing International waters for the first time or an established exporter looking to grow your business abroad, your main challenge is always to find the right market and buyers for your goods and services you provide.

Honesty, selling in an unknown country is never easy. There are physical distance, cultural barriers to consider and language among other things. Luckily, we live in a time where technological advances have shrunk our world and brought us closer.

There are physical distance, cultural barriers to consider and language among other things. Luckily, we live in a time where technological advances have shrunk our world and brought us closer.

Advancement of information and communication technology has improved export trade in immeasurable ways. One can learn and gain new knowledge and information with a touch of a button.

There are certain things you would need to know thoroughly and they range from port procedures, how to source for your products, licensing requirements, working with foreign distributors, to international standard practices and so much more. If you are going to be selling perishable, frozen or dried will be another thing to consider, and how you intend to pack the item in order to preserve them.

One thing you would require before starting this business is to engage the services of a business consultant to help you look through your business concept and determine if exporting vegetables will be a lucrative business for you. Another important aspect that cannot be overlooked is a business plan.

Today is the Day1 of our Mini Exportation/Foodstuff Mentorship program for those interested in foodstuff Export business 🔥🔥

*Yesterday alone, 6 Slots were taken*

*People are ready to step up their financial status this time around🔥🔥* You learn from experienced who have done well on the business.

My aim is to help as many persons as I can to be financially Free, by sharing the knowledge I have with them!! We have also enlisted the best hands on the foodstuff Export business industry for this training.

If you want to get started with foodstuff exportation and start getting clients abroad, you shouldn’t miss my mentorship program.

Because of those asking, I will be opening the slots till 6Pm today.. so you have from now till 6Pm to join our foodstuff exportation mentorship class today!!!

There are certain things you would need to know thoroughly and they range from port procedures, how to source for your products, licensing requirements, working with foreign distributors, to international standard practices and so much more. If you are going to be selling perishable, frozen or dried will be another thing to consider, and how you intend to pack the item in order to preserve them.

One thing you would require before starting this business is to engage the services of a business consultant to help you look through your business concept and determine if exporting vegetables will be a lucrative business for you. Another important aspect that cannot be overlooked is a business plan.

Today is the Day 3 of our Mini Exportation/Foodstuff Mentorship program🔥🔥

*Yesterday alone, more Slots were taken*

*People are ready to step up their financial status this time around🔥🔥* You learn from experienced who have done well on the business.

My aim is to help as many persons as I can to be financially Free, by sharing the knowledge I have with them!! We have also enlisted the best hands on the foodstuff Export business industry for this training.

If you want to get started with foodstuff exportation and start getting clients abroad, you shouldn’t miss my mentorship program.

Because of those asking, I will be opening the slots till 6Pm today.. so you have from now till 6Pm to join our foodstuff exportation mentorship class today!!!

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Product specific market research
After you have gathered and analysed basic information, you should narrow down the research to your specific product or service. This also involves presenting your product or service to buyers overseas. Gather feedback on your offer by sending data or samples to buyers. Also pay attention to analysing the competitors of your target market(s) in this stage.

International buyer directories
You want to send out your product samples to get feedback from buyers. But how can you then find your buyers? Fortunately there are plenty of international buyer directories available (some free of charge, others with paid subscriptions).

Today is the Day 4 of our Mini Exportation/Foodstuff Mentorship program🔥🔥

*Yesterday alone, 6 Slots were taken*

*People are ready to step up their financial status this time around🔥🔥* You learn from experienced who have done well on the business.

My aim is to help as many persons as I can to be financially Free, by sharing the knowledge I have with them!! We have also enlisted the best hands on the foodstuff Export business industry for this training.

If you want to get started with foodstuff exportation and start getting clients abroad, you shouldn’t miss my mentorship program.

Because of those asking, I will be opening the slots till 6Pm today.. so you have from now till 6Pm to join our foodstuff exportation mentorship class today!!!

Join An Export Focused Association Or Group:

When you join these communities, you’d have access to a wide number of people who are in the same business with you and can learn what they’re doing that’s working or not.

You can also easily get pricing information, product sourcing information, and much more.

These groups are usually online or offline communities. They could be a Whatsapp group, a Facebook group, a LinkedIn group, a trade association, and much more.

By joining these groups, attending networking events, and engaging in other activities that causes you to meet and associate with more people in the export business, you will put yourself in a position to learn all you can that is required to build a successful export business

The Naira dollar exchange rate keeps on ballooning to the moon. Now is time to earn foreign currency through Exportation of agricultural commodities. Talk to us and let's put you through the export process.

It is better for Nigeria to Export than Import. If you import more than you export, more money is leaving the country than is coming in through export sales. On the other hand, the more a country exports, the more domestic economic activity is occurring. More exports means more production, jobs and revenue.

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The demand for Nigerian Foodstuff is on the rise abroad. We have a comprehensive list of "100 Verified buyers of Nigeria foodstuff especially on USA and UK".

Better Competitive Advantage

Businesses dealing in exports in the market today are generally stronger, more reputable, and thus more stable when it comes to competition. Primarily, before qualifying to serve the overseas market with products, such businesses are required to demonstrate adherence to high standards of regulation and product quality. This gives the business better adaptation, both for the domestic and international markets.

Let me highlight to the some important tips you should take to find buyers in the European market.

First, you should define your offer. Your search for buyers can only start once you have clearly defined what you are providing. This includes your products and your services. You need to create detailed product descriptions that specify aspects such as:

quality
quantity
certificates
packaging
prices
delivery terms

After you have done this, you need to develop your unique selling proposition (USP). This is the message that you tell your buyers to highlight how your offer is special and different from the competition. Combined with your product descriptions, this will save you time when creating your list of potential buyers.

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Secondly, Identify promising markets and products
There are more than 30 countries in Europe. Each country is different, so you have to think of differences like the following:

Market size and growth
competition
trends
preferences
legal and buyer requirements

You need to study the potential in the European markets carefully, to help you decide which markets and products to focus on. Confer with a good market intelligence website to gain insight and new information on the go. For example, studies on the European herbs and spices market offer you insights into topics like sector-wide demand, trends and market requirements etc.

These studies can help you make choices about your product and which country to focus on.

Create your ideal buyer profile

Every European company that imports herbs and spices is different. At the same time, they have certain similarities. You can use these shared characteristics to group companies into categories and even create an ‘ideal buyer’ profile. This can help you focus your search on suitable buyers. You can base your ideal buyer profile on company characteristics like product range, primary activity, market segments and current suppliers.

Product range

What is the company’s product range? Some buyers trade more than just herbs and spices. For example, they may also sell pulses, grains and seeds. Others specialise in spices or they may just focus on one product. Buyers that specialise in your specific product are generally your best option. Buyers that already source other products from your country or neighbouring countries may also offer you opportunities.

Market segments
In what segment does the company operate? The European market can be divided into:

Food retail,
Food service, and
Industrial use.
Some exporters from developing countries supply to buyers in these segments directly. This is usually the case for suppliers to the ‘industrial use’ and ‘food service’ segments. This is because packaging unit sizes are larger and labelling requirements are less demanding than for the food retail segment. However, this is not feasible for most, especially not for new exporters in the European market.

There are also some interesting niche markets in Europe, which are mainly based on certification. Examples are:

organic,
fairtrade, and
biodynamic
Companies that match your general sustainability ambitions can also be interesting.

Current suppliers

Does the company have existing relationships with leading exporters from the largest producing countries, such as China, Vietnam and India? Traditionally, companies would not be interested in relatively small suppliers from other countries. However, recent trade disruptions have made buyers more aware of the risks of being dependent on a single supplier or sourcing from one country. As a result, they may want to spread supply risks and add other countries to their portfolios.

Another relevant question is does the company have established relationships with exporters from your country or neighbouring countries? This can work positively and negatively. Good experiences with your region can make buyers keen to do business with you. However, bad experiences, or a need to diversify, may make them less likely to work with a supplier from the same region.

What are the processes, documentations and opportunities it presents and how can technology improve agro Export business? How can you trade internationally and earn foreign exchange without hiccups? How can you tap from the CBN and FG intervention and empowerment programs to support the non oil export sector? What are other incentives available international to enable free export trade? How can you meet or exceed commodity quality standards for our agro products? Insightful knowledge and right information is key to success in Agro Export trade.

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To sell a product, you need a market for it. Where is the demand? Is it stable? Is it profitable in short and long term? Are there trade barriers? In export, your market is a country or countries with a demand for your product. So, how does an exporter go about finding this market?

Export Financing

As an exporter you have to make sure you get your export financing right. Keep in mind that you must be able to fund your export contract, make sure you get paid, and more.

Five tips for financing
Seek help from bankers, financial and export experts
Explore available government grants and loans
Know the grants and loans available from local government areas and private parties
Factoring is a funding facility to consider for increasing your cash flow
Protect your export proceeds against non-payment risk through Export Credit Insurance

Money needed
Export business requires sustainable funding over a period of time. The amount of money needed for export is largely dependent on your product and export destination(s). It includes components like marketing and market access, as well as (direct and indirect) working capital.

Opportunities abound in Export business in Nigeria. There are abundance of export grade sesame seed, dried ginger and processed cashew nut in Nigeria.

A lot goes into every international trade transaction; from product sourcing to logistics, payment security, and much more. But while there are attractive profitable opportunities to explore, there are also great risks involved, and one risk that can cost you your entire investment is failing to ensure that the quality of the goods you’re exporting meets the export standard agreed between you and the international client.
Quality assessment is usually a great problem for a lot of exporters and managing this risk is key to building a profitable fast-growing international trade business, since meeting your obligations would help spread word of mouth. But when you fail to meet the quality standards specified, you wouldn’t just lose clients, but would also very likely lose your investment.

Now, what are the solution points? Join our Export training program to learn all the ways to ensure the quality of goods you are buying locally or Exporting meets International standards.

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