Nigeria is one of Africa's largest economies and a major importer of agricultural inputs, technologies, and food products. With its youthful population and growing middle class, the demand for agri-products — both raw and processed — continues to rise.
This section provides EU-based agribusinesses, exporters, service providers, and investors with clear and structured guidance on how to export agricultural products and services into the Nigerian market. It also supports third-party stakeholders such as trade facilitators and chambers of commerce.
As one of Africa’s most dynamic and expanding markets, Nigeria presents a valuable opportunity for exporters, especially in the agribusiness sector. The country’s food systems are evolving rapidly to meet the growing needs of its large population and changing consumer preferences. Exporters from the EU and other regions will find fertile ground for trade, technology transfer, and value-driven partnerships.
Below are key reasons why Nigeria stands out as an export destination:
As Nigeria’s agribusiness sector continues to evolve, certain categories of products and services are experiencing heightened demand — particularly from the growing agro-processing industry, commercial farms, and food value chains. Exporters looking to enter the Nigerian market will find promising opportunities in these high-need areas:
