Start Agro Export from the UK/US Using a Nigerian Partner – Diaspora Guide

Start Agro Export from the UK/US Using a Nigerian Partner – Diaspora Guide

Why Agro Export Business Makes Sense for Diaspora Nigerians

Agro-products from Nigeria like garri, palm oil, dried pepper, shea butter, ginger, sesame seeds, ogbono, bitter leaf are hot cakes abroad — especially in African and Caribbean communities in the US, UK, Canada, and Europe.

But most Nigerians in diaspora:

  • No get time to manage the sourcing and shipping
  • Dey fear fraud or lack of trust
  • No know the legal/export process

This post go show how you fit start agro export safely and legally — using a verified partner in Nigeria, like Npower Farmers Cooperative Society.


✅ Steps to Start Agro Export Business from the UK/US with a Nigerian Partner


🌐 1. Choose the Right Products to Export

Pick high-demand products such as:

  • Garri
  • Palm oil
  • Crayfish
  • Zobo leaves
  • Ogbono
  • Ginger
  • Dried snails
  • African spices

💡 You can also focus on organic-certified items for higher profit.


🤝 2. Find a Trusted Nigerian Partner

Your success depends on having a reliable team in Nigeria. That’s where:

  • Family members (with experience)
  • Agro cooperatives like Npower Farmers
    …come in.

At Npower Farmers Cooperative Society, we:

  • Handle sourcing directly from farmers
  • Process and package your goods
  • Handle NEPC certification
  • Assist with logistics (sea/air freight)

👉 Learn more at: https://npowerfarmers.ng


📦 3. Agree on Clear Terms

Draft a simple agreement covering:

  • Roles (who buys, who ships)
  • Payment structure
  • Quality control process
  • Timeline and mode of communication

Use email, WhatsApp, Zoom, or even a lawyer if needed.


📄 4. Register with NEPC (Nigerian Export Promotion Council)

Every exporter (even if diaspora-led) must register in Nigeria.

Your partner on ground should:

  • Register the export business
  • Obtain NEPC number
  • Meet product certification (SON, NAFDAC if needed)

We at Npower Farmers help our members handle this process fast.


✈️ 5. Decide on Mode of Export

  • Air cargo: Fast but costlier; best for small consignments (e.g. 25L of palm oil, 10kg garri)
  • Sea freight: Cheaper for bulk orders; longer delivery time (2–5 weeks)

You can start with air, test the waters, and scale with sea.


🌍 6. Find Diaspora Buyers or Retailers

Once your products arrive in UK/US:

  • Sell in African stores
  • List on eBay, Amazon, Facebook Marketplace
  • Supply local restaurants or African communities
  • Build a loyal customer base via WhatsApp & Shopify

💰 Profit Potential

  • Export 25L palm oil at ₦18,000
  • Sell abroad at $50–$60 (₦70,000–₦90,000)
    Margin: More than 100% profit!

Imagine exporting 20 kegs? 🔥


📦 Npower Farmers Support for Diaspora Exporters

We offer:

  • Agro product sourcing at farm gate price
  • NEPC registration help
  • Packaging, branding, and labeling
  • Export-ready processing
  • Access to trusted shipping agents

👉 Learn more and register at: https://npowerfarmers.ng/export-support


🐶 Dog Breeds Now Available!

We now sell different types of healthy local dogs and puppies perfect for:

  • Home security
  • Pets
  • Resale

📦 Available in Abuja and nearby states.

👉 Visit: https://npowerfarmers.ng/dogs-for-sale


🦃 Foreign Turkey Sales Still Active

  • Resellers
  • Poultry business
  • Festive cooking

👉 Order here: https://npowerfarmers.ng/foreign-turkey-sales


📲 Stay Connected

✅ WhatsApp Channel: Click here to join
✅ Telegram: t.me/farmersupdates
✅ Facebook: facebook.com/NPFCS


💡 Moral of the Day:

You fit dey UK or US and still dey run successful agro-export from Nigeria — if your partner strong, your structure correct, and your vision dey clear. Let Npower Farmers be your ground support!

👋WELCOME 👋
It’s nice to meet you.

Sign up to receive awesome content in your inbox from Npowerfarmers Co-operative.

We don’t spam! Read our [link]privacy policy[/link] for more info.

Add a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *