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Red Chilli pepper. Red Chilli Pepper are known for their hot and sensational flavour.  Chilli peppers (capsicum annuum)  are primarily used for culinary purposes, as a spice added to various dishes and sauces. It doesn't just offer culinary and health uses, it can also be used for self-defence (pepper spray) in security outfits. Infact I don't know any African soup prepared in western Nigeria without adding the red hot chilli. We can packaged it in dried or ground manually. Kindly contact us for large volume pickup @ +2348032156225 or whatsapp +2348185544801 Contact person: Bonaventure Emefoh 

Hibiscus flower Hibiscus flower is popularly called zobo in Nigeria. The best quality is dark red in colour called the red sorrel. It has a sour - fruity taste.  We have carefully selected and cleaned the leaves to ensure proper hygiene. Place your order today to get the best quality.  Call or WhatsApp: +2348032156225, +2348185544801 Contact person is Bonaventure Emefoh.

This is one question; I receive a lot from newbies in the business of export. How do I receive payment from a foreign buyer? If that is also the question that runs through your mind - congratulations because we shall be discussing in details how you can receive payment from a foreign buyer in this piece.  Quickly, let me divulge to you how you can receive payment from a foreign buyer. There are so many ways by which you can do this; just that some are safer than others. However, I will advise you to stick with the one (payment method) that secure you most as the seller; unless you trust the buyer. Meanwhile, remember people can change anytime. That is why you should make sure your own investment as a seller is secure at all cost - safety first! In a domestic (local) sales transaction, the seller may be used to selling on open account (selling on credit), extending credit, or asking for cash on delivery like Jumia or Konga. It is not like that on international sales transaction

1. Register a limited liability company. 👇🏼 2. Register with the Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) to become a licenced exporter. 👇🏼 3. Get finance ready, source for buyers, negotiate sales contract with them and get an export order/running export order. 👇🏼 4. Source for export goods, clean and package them neatly. Forward a proforma-invoice to the buyer. The buyer acknowledges it and ask you to ship. 👇🏼 5 Get the Nigerian Agricultural Quarantine Services (NASQ) to inspect your export goods and get certification for that. 👇🏼 6. Proceed to the bank, verify the buyers L/C. Also at the bank you will complete and register form NXP with an authorized dealer (Commercial bank). Payment for NESS charges. 👇🏼 7. NESS inspection (pre-shipment inspection under NESS by government appointed inspection agent. Certificate of Clean Inspection (CCI) is issued. 👇🏼 8. Identify a carrier e.g. (MAERSK-line) Load and Move goods in container to the sea port for customs in

The gradual global shift from the mass distribution of oil products has opened up opportunities in several other energy sectors. This trend has set a pace for the widespread demand of cheaper energy sources for households and communities. Since the cost of kerosene, diesel and petrol still carry high market figures, Africans and many other countries seek cheaper alternatives. One lucrative source of cheaper alternative is charcoal and this has given rise to a large charcoal export industry. Charcoal provides a low-cost method of cooking for local communities around the developing part of the world. Most of the locals living in these small communities cannot afford to use cooking gas, kerosene, or even electric cookers with the absence of electricity. As a result of this, Charcoal alternative represents more than 80% of the total energy used in preparing household meals in Africa. With a large charcoal market existing in Europe, America, & Asia, its global worth continues

1. Commercial invoice: As in a domestic transaction, the commercial invoice is a bill for the goods from the buyer to the seller. A commercial invoice should include basic information about the transaction, including a description of the goods, the address of the shipper and seller, and the delivery and payment terms. The buyer needs the invoice to prove ownership and to arrange payment. Some governments use the commercial invoice to assess customs duties. 2. Bill of lading: Bills of lading are contracts between the owner of the goods and the carrier (as with domestic shipments). There are two types. A straight bill of lading is nonnegotiable. A negotiable or shipper’s order bill of lading can be bought, sold, or traded while goods are in transit and is used for letter-of-credit transactions. The customer usually needs the original or a copy as proof of ownership to take possession of the goods. 3. Consular invoice: Certain nations require a consular invoice, which is use