HOW WE WORK
A transparent, step-by-step process built on trust and efficiency. We handle every detail so you can focus on your business.
Seven clear steps from your first inquiry to final delivery
Reach out via our contact form, WhatsApp, or email. Our trade team responds within 24 hours to understand your requirements — product type, volume, destination, and timeline.
We prepare a detailed commercial offer with competitive pricing, Incoterms (FOB, CIF, CFR), packaging options, and estimated delivery schedule tailored to your needs.
Once terms are agreed, we formalize the trade contract. We support Letters of Credit (L/C), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), and escrow arrangements for your security.
We source from our vetted network of farmers, cooperatives, and mining operations across Nigeria. Every shipment undergoes rigorous quality inspection by SGS, Bureau Veritas, or Intertek.
We prepare all required export documents — Certificate of Origin, phytosanitary certificates, SGS inspection reports, Bill of Lading, and customs declarations.
Your cargo is professionally packed, containerized, and shipped from Nigeria’s major ports. We coordinate with trusted freight partners and provide real-time tracking updates.
We confirm delivery at your destination port and remain available for any post-shipment support. Our goal is a long-term partnership, not just a single transaction.
Strategic access to Nigeria's major export terminals
Apapa Port, Lagos
Primary PortPrimary export terminal for containerized cargo and bulk shipments. Handles majority of Nigeria's non-oil exports.
Tin Can Island
Secondary PortSpecialized port for liquid bulk, vehicles, and heavy machinery. Major terminal for petroleum products.
Onne Port, Rivers
Deep WaterDeep-water port serving the oil & gas sector and heavy industrial cargo. Strategic location for southern exports.
Direct partnerships with verified suppliers across Nigeria's key agricultural and mining regions.
Learn more →End-to-end supply chain management from inland collection points to international ports of discharge.
Learn more →Complete export documentation including certificates of origin, phytosanitary certificates, and bills of lading.
Learn more →Direct access to major global markets via established carrier networks from Nigeria's principal export terminals
40+
Countries
15+
Dest. Ports
Weekly
Sailings
4
Trade Routes
West Africa → East Asia
25–35 daysOrigin
Apapa Port, Lagos
Key Ports
Shanghai · Ho Chi Minh City · Mumbai · Busan · Tokyo
Frequency
Weekly departures
Containers
20' · 40' · 40'HC · Reefer
West Africa → Europe
18–25 daysOrigin
Apapa Port, Lagos
Key Ports
Hamburg · Rotterdam · Felixstowe · Le Havre · Genoa
Frequency
Weekly departures
Containers
20' · 40' · 40'HC · Reefer
West Africa → Americas
20–30 daysOrigin
Apapa Port, Lagos
Key Ports
Houston · Santos · Cartagena · Newark · Veracruz
Frequency
Bi-weekly departures
Containers
20' · 40' · 40'HC
West Africa → Middle East
15–20 daysOrigin
Tin Can Island, Lagos
Key Ports
Jebel Ali · Mersin · Jeddah · Hamad · Sohar
Frequency
Weekly departures
Containers
20' · 40' · 40'HC · Reefer
Estimated shipping durations to key destinations
Destination
Route
Transit Time
China
Lagos → Shanghai
25–30 days
India
Lagos → Mumbai
18–22 days
Germany
Lagos → Hamburg
18–22 days
USA
Lagos → Houston
22–28 days
UAE
Lagos → Dubai
15–18 days
Brazil
Lagos → Santos
20–25 days
Get in touch with our team for a personalized quote and discover how we can serve your business.
