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Which step do I need?
Not sure a market is possible: start with export readiness. You know your product and destination: an Export Compliance Pack. You already have the documents and need to ship: shipment.
Export
Export with the paperwork behind it.
Find out early whether your produce can go to your destination, then get the documents and records that market asks for.
Not every product can go to every market. We tell you early, before you spend on trucks and paperwork.
Three steps
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Check export readiness
We map the destination's rules against your product, handling and records. You get a readiness summary saying what is missing, or whether to stop.
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Get an Export Compliance Pack
The documents and checks one market asks for, prepared and checked for one product and one destination. You get destination requirements, product documents, inspection coordination, traceability records, temperature and handling evidence.
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Ship
Cold-chain packing, verified logistics and shipping partners, and documents that travel with the shipment. You get a booked shipment with tracking and document status.
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Who issues what
Official certificates come from the authorities that issue them. For example, the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS) issues plant-health, or phytosanitary, certificates. We coordinate the records and inspections those certificates depend on. No one can guarantee a destination's decision. We help you avoid mismatches before the shipment is on the clock.
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Is my product eligible?
A product is eligible for export when the product, its handling, its documents and the destination's rules line up. We check this in the readiness step. If they do not line up, we tell you what to change or whether to stop.
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Who we work with
Nigerian agencies whose rules may apply to your product include NEPC, NAQS, NAFDAC and SON.
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