Nigeria's annual onion demand of 2.5 million metric tonnes exceeds production of 2 million tonnes, with the Sokoto-Kano-Kebbi northern belt as the production heartland. Importers serve the seed-side gap with Bombay Red, Red Creole, Nasik N-53 and Dutch F1 hybrids. NASC seed import permit, NAFDAC regulations and SONCAP conformity at Lagos Apapa are mandatory.
By the Kehkashan International trade desk — Meydan Free Zone, UAE — Licence #2534446.01, TRN 105112073900003. This is a procurement reference for Nigerian agricultural-input distributors, agri-input chains and seed-house importers placing real onion-seed orders for the 2026 northern-belt planting windows. It covers what farmers in Sokoto, Kano, Kebbi, Zamfara, Jigawa, Katsina, Borno and Yobe actually buy, what NASC and NAFDAC ask for at Lagos Apapa and Lekki ports, the realistic FOB-and-CIF price bands, and the naira-USD payment structure that survives FX volatility. A Hausa summary at the foot of the page (Hausa) condenses the same brief for Kano and Sokoto-based procurement teams.
The Nigerian onion market in one paragraph
Nigeria produces about 2 million metric tonnes of onion annually against a national demand of 2.44 million metric tonnes — a structural deficit of roughly 1 million metric tonnes once 40 to 50 percent post-harvest losses are netted out per the Businessday Nigeria national-demand analysis. About 622,084 metric tonnes were recorded as post-harvest losses in 2020, leaving only 895,195 metric tonnes for actual utilization per the Guardian Nigeria onion supply-chain coverage. The bulb shortage costs Nigeria roughly USD 420 million annually per the Businessday analysis. Production is concentrated in the northern belt — Zamfara, Sokoto, Borno, Kebbi, Jigawa, Katsina, Kano, Gombe and Yobe — with the Sokoto-Kebbi Fadama lands recognised as Nigeria's top onion-production geography per the AgroNigeria coverage of the NOPPMAN input-support programme. The National Onion Producers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria (NOPPMAN) secured a 1.6 to 2 billion naira input support package in November 2025 for Sokoto, Kebbi, Borno and Yobe farmers covering improved seed, fertiliser and agrochemicals per the New National Star coverage of the same NOPPMAN programme.
Why Nigeria imports hybrid onion seed
Three structural factors push Nigerian agri-input distributors into the import market.
First, the seed-supply gap. Domestic Nigerian seed multiplication for onion is dominated by farmer-saved OP and informal-sector distribution. Formal certified-seed channels through the National Agricultural Seeds Council (NASC) cover only a small share of total onion area. The yield and quality gap to imported Indian Nasik N-53, Pakistani Punjab Selection and Dutch F1 hybrid lines is large enough that progressive commercial farms switch to imported seed as soon as they professionalise.
Second, the bulb-shortage productivity push. Nigeria's 1-million-tonne demand deficit and the 40 to 50 percent post-harvest loss rate combine to create strong policy incentives for commercial-scale onion production. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, the NASC and NOPPMAN are pushing improved-seed adoption hard. NOPPMAN collaborated with Prism Foods on the largest onion cold-chain storage facility in Kano, inaugurated in April 2025, designed to cut post-harvest losses and bring more stability to the supply chain per the AgroNigeria NOPPMAN coverage. Cold-chain capacity favours longer-storage varieties (Red Creole, Adama Red, Russet F1) over the short-storage open-pollinated lines that have historically dominated.
Third, the naira FX hedge angle. Nigerian importers pricing in USD-denominated CIF terms hedge naira volatility through USD-based LC instruments. UAE Free Zone routing through Kehkashan lets a Nigerian importer settle in USD against a Free Zone consignor of record, simplifying CBN FX allocation and reducing the documentation friction that bedevils direct Nigeria-Pakistan or Nigeria-India banking.
Distributor economics work at current price bands. A 25-kilogram outer carton of Indian Nasik N-53 landing CIF Lagos at USD 34 to 46 per kilogram retails through Nigerian agri-input chains at a 30 to 50 percent gross margin once import duty, 7.5 percent VAT, NASC inspection fee and last-mile distribution are layered in. Dutch F1 hybrid lines landing at USD 70 to 105 per kilogram CIF Lagos earn premium margin from progressive commercial farms in Sokoto, Kebbi and Kano.
The Nigerian variety map — what farmers in Sokoto, Kano and Kebbi buy
Nigerian distributors stocking the eight varieties in the table below cover roughly 90 percent of the northern-belt buyer landscape.
| Variety | F1 / OP | Days to maturity | Yield potential (t/ha) | Storability | Best agro-ecology | Top origin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bombay Red | OP | 105–150 | 25–40 | Good (3–4 months) | Sokoto, Kano, Kebbi dry season | India / Pakistan |
| Red Creole | OP | 120–160 | 18–25 | Excellent (3–6 months) | Sahel hot short-day, Sokoto | USA / India |
| Texas Early Grano / Texas Grano 1015Y | OP | 90–110 / 175 from seed | 25–45 | Poor–medium | Yellow sweet niche | USA |
| Yellow Granex | OP | 100–120 | 30–40 | Poor–medium | Yellow market | USA / Egypt |
| Nasik Red N-53 | OP | 110–130 | 25–35 | Good (3–5 months) | Northern Nigeria dry season | India |
| Pusa Red / Agrifound Dark Red | OP | 110–130 | 25–35 | Good (3–4 months) | Northern Nigeria | India (IARI) |
| Russet F1 / Jambar F1 / Mercedes F1 | F1 hybrid | 95–115 | 35–50+ | Good–excellent | Commercial farms Sokoto, Kebbi | Netherlands |
| Hojem / Hojema F1 | F1 hybrid | 95–115 | 35–48 | Good | Pink-bulb segment | Netherlands / Israel |
Bombay Red is the OP volume leader across northern-Nigerian smallholder and small-commercial-farm channels — the variety walks fastest out of a Kano or Sokoto agri-input dealer's warehouse. Deep red, globular bulbs, average yield 16 to 17 tonnes per acre at trial level, individual bulb weight 100 to 180 grams, widely adaptable across northern Nigerian agro-ecology, excellent resistance to common pests and diseases per the Agroduka commercial datasheet.
Red Creole is the long-storage workhorse for Nigerian distributors serving Kano, Sokoto and Kebbi dry-season production. Medium-maturing open-pollinated short-day red, 120 to 160 day maturity, 18 to 25 t/ha yield potential, dark red outer scales, tight red rings to centre, 3 to 4 month keeping quality, resistant to downy mildew, purple blotch and pink rot, suitable for warm and hot climates per the Sakata Southern Africa technical bulletin.
Nasik Red N-53 and Pusa Red are the Indian-origin lines that compete with Bombay Red on the smallholder volume channel.
Dutch F1 hybrids (Russet, Jambar, Mercedes, Sirius, Hojem) are the high-end commercial-farm specification. The seed-cost premium is absorbed by the 2 to 3x yield uplift, the uniformity, and the supermarket-channel quality demand that progressive Nigerian commercial operators serve.
Practical default stock for a new Nigerian onion-seed distributor: 45 percent Bombay Red OP, 20 percent Red Creole OP, 15 percent Nasik N-53, 10 percent Russet F1 or Mercedes F1, 5 percent Hojem F1, 5 percent Texas Grano 1015Y for the yellow-sweet niche.
Origin reputation comparison for Nigerian buyers
India — Nasik, Pune, Karnataka. The dominant low-cost OP supplier. Bombay Red, Nasik N-53, Pusa Red, Agrifound Dark Red lines move out of Mundra at FOB USD 26 to 38 per kilogram. Mundra to Lagos transit runs 18 to 25 days port-to-port. Strength: price, volume. Weakness: lot-to-lot variance.
Netherlands — Bejo Zaden, Enza Zaden, Rijk Zwaan, Bayer-Nunhems. The premium F1 hybrid supplier for Sokoto and Kebbi commercial farms. FOB Rotterdam USD 55 to 95 per kilogram. Long transit (Rotterdam to Lagos 20 to 28 days via Suez or direct). Bejo Mercedes and Sirius lines specifically target storage-onion buyer programmes.
Pakistan — Punjab, Sindh. A tier-2 supplier and Kehkashan's own production geography. Punjab Selection, Naroya, Phulkara lines at FOB Karachi USD 22 to 36 per kilogram. Halal letter is the structural advantage for northern Nigerian Muslim-procurement channels (Sokoto, Kano, Kebbi, Zamfara, Borno, Yobe). Karachi to Lagos transit 22 to 30 days direct or 14 to 18 days via Jebel Ali consolidation.
USA — Crookham, Seminis, Dixondale. Specialist supplier of Texas Grano 1015Y, Texas Early Grano, Yellow Granex and Crookham F1 lines. Used by commercial farms in the yellow-sweet onion niche.
For a typical Nigerian importer with USD 100,000 to 400,000 annual onion-seed budget, multi-origin sourcing under one PO is the structural play. Pakistani Punjab volume for Halal-channel smallholders, Indian Nasik for the price-sensitive cooperative channel, Dutch F1 hybrids for the commercial-farm channel.
NASC, NAFDAC, NQS and SONCAP compliance walkthrough
Nigerian onion-seed imports clear four regulatory checkpoints — the National Agricultural Seeds Council (NASC), the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS), the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC for food-coded imports), and the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) under the SONCAP regime.
NASC seed import permit. Seed-categorised commodities require an NASC import permit. If the consignment is classified as seed for sowing, NASC and NAQS permits apply; if it is classified as food material, NAFDAC import permit applies instead per the Nigeria Trade Information Portal procedural notes. Importers must hold the NASC permit before the shipment leaves origin. Apply 30 to 60 working days ahead of dispatch. The permit covers variety, quantity, origin and intended end use.
NAQS phytosanitary inspection. Nigeria's NAQS is the NPPO for plant-health inspection. NAQS issues the phytosanitary clearance against the origin-NPPO phytosanitary certificate. Onion-seed lots need a phytosanitary certificate from the origin NPPO declaring freedom from regulated pests including Botrytis allii, Sclerotium cepivorum, Cuscuta spp. and Allium viruses. NAQS inspects samples at port and issues clearance.
NAFDAC registration if treated as food. Where seed is reclassified or co-imported with food-categorised goods, NAFDAC registration applies. No food product can be imported into Nigeria until registered with NAFDAC per the NAFDAC food import-export procedures. NAFDAC estimates around 120 working days for full food-product registration per the ICA Nigeria procedural guide. For pure seed-for-sowing categorisation, NASC + NAQS is the operational path and NAFDAC does not apply. NAFDAC has rolled out a robust framework to boost trade including raising the export bar in the north-west per TheDiggerNews coverage of the 2026 NAFDAC framework.
SON / SONCAP conformity. The Standards Organisation of Nigeria operates the SONCAP regime for regulated products. Onion seed is not currently in the strict SONCAP-regulated list for sowing-category seed but consignment-level documentation discipline simplifies clearance at Lagos Apapa.
ISTA orange certificate. Required for international seed-for-sowing movements under WTO/IPP. Accepted by NASC and NAQS as proof of seed quality.
Customs at Apapa Port. Apapa Port in Lagos handles roughly 80 percent of Nigerian seaborne imports. Customs clearance follows a 22-step procedure for general cargo at Apapa per the Nigeria Trade Portal customs clearance reference. For containerised onion-seed lots, clearance under a clean documentation set runs 10 to 18 working days.
Documents per consignment. Phytosanitary certificate from origin NPPO, ISTA orange certificate, NASC import permit, NAQS phytosanitary clearance, certificate of analysis from third-party lab (SGS, Eurofins, NSA), fumigation certificate, commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, Form M (the Nigerian importer's customs documentation), and Halal letter for Muslim-procurement channels in the north.
Naira-USD payment hedge structure
Nigerian importers pricing in USD-denominated CIF terms manage naira FX risk through three mechanisms.
USD LC at sight. Standard payment instrument. The Nigerian commercial bank opens an irrevocable USD-denominated LC at sight against the importer's CBN-approved FX allocation. Kehkashan operates bank facilities recognised by Nigerian commercial banks (Zenith, GTBank, First Bank, Access Bank, UBA, Stanbic IBTC).
Form M / CBN FX allocation. The Nigerian importer obtains a Form M (the regulatory customs declaration for FX-funded imports) covering the consignment. Form M tracks the FX outflow against CBN allocation and gates the customs clearance at Apapa.
Free Zone re-export routing. Pakistani + Indian + Dutch lots consolidate at Jebel Ali under a single Kehkashan re-export B/L into Lagos. The Nigerian importer settles one USD LC against one Free Zone consignor of record, simplifying CBN documentation versus three separate origin-country LCs.
Pricing benchmarks 2026 — CIF Lagos
The bands below reflect Kehkashan trade-desk observations for tier-1 commercial-grade lots delivered CIF Lagos Apapa in Q1 2026.
| Variety / origin | FOB origin USD/kg | CIF Lagos USD/kg | Typical MOQ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bombay Red OP (India, Mundra) | 25–35 | 32–42 | 500 kg |
| Nasik Red N-53 (India, Mundra) | 26–38 | 34–46 | 250 kg |
| Pusa Red / Agrifound Dark Red (India) | 28–42 | 36–50 | 250 kg |
| Punjab Selection (Pakistan, Karachi) | 22–32 | 30–40 | 250 kg |
| Red Creole (USA / India / Sakata SA) | 32–50 | 38–55 | 100 kg |
| Texas Grano 1015Y / Yellow Granex (USA) | 30–55 | 38–62 | 100 kg |
| Bejo Mercedes / Sirius F1 (Netherlands) | 60–95 | 70–105 | 25 kg |
| Bejo / Enza Zaden Jambar / Hojem F1 | 55–90 | 65–100 | 25 kg |
Ocean freight Karachi to Lagos runs USD 2,200 to 3,200 per 20-foot FCL with 22 to 30 day transit. Mundra to Lagos USD 2,200 to 3,200 per 20'FCL with 18 to 25 day transit. Rotterdam to Lagos USD 2,400 to 3,400 per 20'FCL with 20 to 28 day transit. Air freight Dubai to Murtala Muhammed International (Lagos) USD 5.00 to 7.50 per kilogram chargeable weight with 2 to 5 day transit.
A 20-foot ocean container carries 18,000 to 20,000 kg of pouched onion seed in 25-kg outer cartons.
Planting calendar — Sahel dry-season and rainy-season cycles
Nigerian onion production runs two principal cycles aligned to the northern-belt agro-climate.
Dry-season Fadama irrigation (November to March planting, harvest February to June) is the dominant onion cropping window. Sokoto, Kebbi, Kano, Zamfara and Borno smallholders plant under canal and shallow-well irrigation on Fadama floodplain soils. This is the highest-volume buying season for distributors.
Rainy-season cropping (June to September planting, harvest September to December) is smaller and more disease-pressured. Some Kano and Jigawa commercial farms plant rainy-season under raised beds.
Distributors typically book dry-season volume in August and September for November-December planting. Rainy-season top-up orders run April through June. The practical rule: place orders 60 to 90 days before planting. A dry-season order placed in August reaches Lagos in late September, clears NASC and NAQS in 10 to 18 days, reaches Kano or Sokoto agri-input dealers by mid-October.
Logistics — Karachi / Mundra / Rotterdam → Jebel Ali → Lagos → Sokoto / Kano
Four primary routes serve Nigerian onion-seed imports.
Direct Karachi → Lagos. Single-origin Pakistani lots transit 22 to 30 days port-to-port, clear Lagos Apapa in 10 to 18 days under clean documentation. Inland trucking Lagos to Kano 18 to 22 hours; Lagos to Sokoto 24 to 30 hours.
Direct Mundra → Lagos. Indian-origin lots transit 18 to 25 days port-to-port.
Direct Rotterdam → Lagos. Dutch F1 hybrid lots transit 20 to 28 days via Suez.
Jebel Ali consolidation. Pakistani + Indian + Dutch lots consolidate at Jebel Ali under one Kehkashan re-export B/L into Lagos. First-leg-to-Lagos timeline 22 to 35 days. The Nigerian importer sees one shipment, one LC, one Form M, one customs document set at Apapa.
Lekki Deep Sea Port alternative. Lekki Deep Sea Port commissioned in 2023 offers an alternative to Apapa with shorter berth wait times. Onion-seed lots are increasingly routed to Lekki for distributors with last-mile destinations in Lagos and the south-west.
Air freight. Dubai or Mumbai to Murtala Muhammed International runs 6 to 8 hour flight time, clears NAQS in 2 to 4 days. Air is economic only for premium F1 hybrid top-up lots.
Why Kehkashan for Nigerian distributors
Nigerian importers running a 2026 onion-seed programme face a structural sourcing question — single-origin direct, or multi-origin consolidated through a USD-denominated Free Zone counterparty. We run the second.
UAE Free Zone trust signal. Kehkashan operates from a Meydan Free Zone licence — neutral USD counterparty for LC settlement, Form M documentation and CBN FX allocation.
Multi-origin under a single PO. Pakistani Punjab + Indian Nasik + Dutch Bejo F1 + USA Texas Grano consolidate at Jebel Ali under one Kehkashan B/L into Lagos.
USD LC at sight. Standard payment instrument. Kehkashan operates facilities recognised by Nigerian commercial banks (Zenith, GTBank, First Bank, Access, UBA, Stanbic IBTC) for LC presentations.
Halal letter on all Pakistani-origin lots. Structural advantage for the Sokoto, Kano, Kebbi, Zamfara, Borno, Yobe Muslim-procurement channels.
One-working-day RFQ reply. Variety, volume, destination port — quoted next working day with FOB origin, CIF Lagos pricing and ISTA documentation pack.
Sample-first policy. First-time Nigerian distributors can request 1 to 2 kg samples by DHL or Aramex courier to Lagos, Abuja, Kano or Kaduna in 4 to 7 days.
Nigerian onion-seed importer FAQ
Which onion variety should a new Nigerian distributor stock first? Bombay Red OP for the Sokoto-Kano-Kebbi smallholder Fadama-irrigation channel. Red Creole for the dry-storage commercial channel. Stock both before adding F1 hybrid lines.
Is NAFDAC registration required for onion seed imports into Nigeria? Generally no for pure seed-for-sowing — NASC and NAQS are the operational path. NAFDAC applies if the consignment is classified as food material rather than seed-for-sowing per the Nigeria Trade Information Portal procedural reference.
What does the NASC seed import permit process actually take? A licensed Nigerian importer applies to NASC with the supplier pro-forma invoice, variety, quantity, origin and intended end use. Permit issuance runs 30 to 60 working days for first-time applicants, 14 to 30 for established importers. Apply 30 to 60 days ahead of dispatch.
What is realistic Karachi-to-Lagos lead time? 22 to 30 days port-to-port plus 10 to 18 days Apapa clearance plus inland trucking. Total 35 to 50 days door-to-Kano. Jebel Ali consolidation runs 22 to 35 days first-leg-to-Lagos. Air-freight Dubai to Lagos 2 to 5 days.
What payment instrument is normal for Nigerian importers? USD documentary LC at sight against CBN-approved Form M FX allocation. UAE Free Zone routing simplifies the LC to a single Free Zone consignor of record.
What's the realistic CIF Lagos price for Bombay Red Q1 2026? USD 32 to 42 per kilogram for tier-1 commercial-grade lots, delivered Lagos Apapa with full documentation.
Does Kehkashan supply Halal-letter-backed Pakistani onion seed for the northern Muslim-procurement channel? Yes. All Pakistani-origin lots from Kehkashan carry the Halal letter as standard documentation.
Hausa — taƙaitaccen bayani ga masu shigo da kayan kasuwanci na Najeriya
Kehkashan International kamfani ne na kasuwanci ta kasa da kasa wanda yake da lasisi a yankin yancin kai na Meydan, Dubai, UAE (Licence #2534446.01, TRN 105112073900003). Muna shigo da iri na albasa (Allium cepa) ga masu shigo da kayan noma na Najeriya da hannayen jari na noma na shekarar 2026.
Yanayin kasuwar albasa ta Najeriya a takaice. Najeriya tana samar da kimanin tan miliyan 2 na albasa a kowace shekara, amma bukatar kasa ta kai tan miliyan 2.44 — gibin tan miliyan 1 yana wanzuwa. Asarar bayan girbi ta kai kashi 40 zuwa 50 cikin 100 saboda rashin wuraren ajiyar sanyi. Sokoto, Kano, Kebbi, Zamfara, Jigawa, Katsina, Borno da Yobe sune jihohin samar da albasa mafi yawa. NOPPMAN (National Onion Producers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria) ta samu tallafin Naira biliyan 1.6 zuwa 2 a watan Nuwamba 2025 don manoman Sokoto, Kebbi, Borno da Yobe.
Manyan iri da manoma ke siya. Bombay Red ita ce iri mafi siyarwa — albasa mai launin ja mai duhu, girma mai matsakaici, tana ɗauka kwanaki 105 zuwa 150, mai amfanin gona na tan 25 zuwa 40 ga kowane hekta, ajiya na watanni 3 zuwa 4. Red Creole tana da ajiya mai tsawo (watanni 3 zuwa 6) kuma tana jurewa cututtuka — mafi dacewa ga yanayin zafi na Sokoto da Kano. Nasik Red N-53 da Pusa Red sune irin Indiya. Russet F1 da Mercedes F1 sune irin F1 hybrid masu tsada amma masu amfanin gona mai yawa (tan 35 zuwa 50+ ga kowane hekta).
Bukatun da ake bukata. Kowane jirgi yana bukatar: matakin tsiro (germination) ba ƙasa da kashi 85 cikin 100, tsabta (purity) kashi 99 cikin 100 ko fiye, ɗanɗano (moisture) ba sama da kashi 8 cikin 100, takardar shaida na ISTA Orange, da takardar shaida na lafiya na shuke-shuke (phytosanitary certificate) daga ƙasar asalin.
Takardun shigo da kaya na NASC, NAQS da NAFDAC. Idan iri ne don shukawa, ana bukatar izinin NASC (National Agricultural Seeds Council) da izinin NAQS (Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service). Idan ana ɗaukar shi a matsayin abinci, NAFDAC ce ke kula. Apply for the NASC permit kwanaki 30 zuwa 60 kafin tura jirgi. Tashar tashar tashar tashar tashar Apapa Port ce ke karɓar kayan shigo da — fitar da kaya tana ɗaukar kwanaki 10 zuwa 18 a ƙarƙashin takardu masu tsabta.
Farashin 2026 (CIF Lagos). Bombay Red ta India: USD 32 zuwa 42 ga kowane kilo. Nasik N-53: USD 34 zuwa 46. Punjab Selection ta Pakistan: USD 30 zuwa 40. Dutch Bejo Mercedes ko Sirius F1: USD 70 zuwa 105. Kwantena ɗaya na ƙafa 20 yana ɗauke kilo 18,000 zuwa 20,000.
Lokacin shuka. Mafi yawan albasa ana shuka ne a lokacin rani na Fadama irrigation (Nuwamba zuwa Maris). Manoma na Kano da Jigawa kuma suna shuka a lokacin damina (Yuni zuwa Satumba). Yi oda kwanaki 60 zuwa 90 kafin lokacin shuka.
Me ya sa Kehkashan? Muna ɗaure iri daga ƙasashe da yawa (Pakistan, India, Holland, Israel, USA) a ƙarƙashin oda guda (PO), B/L guda, ta hanyar yankin Jebel Ali Free Zone. Biya ta hanyar LC at sight ta USD. Muna ba da Halal letter a kan dukan iri na Pakistan, mai dacewa ga kasuwar Musulmai a arewa. Muna amsa RFQ a cikin ranar aiki ɗaya. Muna aika samfuri ta DHL ko Aramex zuwa Lagos, Abuja, Kano ko Kaduna a cikin kwanaki 4 zuwa 7.
Don neman farashin. Aika nau'in iri, adadi da inda za a kai zuwa [email protected] ko ta hanyar fom ɗin RFQ. Za mu amsa cikin ranar aiki ɗaya tare da FOB origin, CIF Lagos pricing da cikakkun takardu.
Trade desk closing note
Nigeria is structurally one of the largest onion-seed importer markets in West Africa for 2026. The 1-million-tonne bulb-supply deficit, the NOPPMAN cold-chain investment, the NAFDAC framework expansion in the north-west and the policy push toward improved-seed adoption all point to durable hybrid-seed demand from Sokoto, Kano, Kebbi, Zamfara, Borno and Yobe importers. The structural constraints are the naira-USD FX volatility, the NASC permit lead time, and the Apapa port congestion. UAE Free Zone routing addresses all three.
For Nigerian distributors qualifying suppliers or ready to receive a quote, send the RFQ — variety, volume, destination port (Lagos Apapa or Lekki), planting season — to [email protected] or via the RFQ form. The trade desk replies in one working day with FOB origin, CIF Lagos pricing across the variety matrix, the ISTA documentation pack, the NASC import-permit dossier template, and the lead-time calendar against your Fadama-season planting window.
Aika RFQ ka zuwa [email protected] — za ka samu amsa a cikin ranar aiki ɗaya.
