Nigeria’s agricultural sector is vast and diversified, producing everything from staple grains and tubers to high-value export crops. Smallholder and commercial farmers across the country grow cocoa, cashew, sesame and other commodities – indeed, Nigeria’s recent export surge was “largely...

Spain is Europe’s 4th-largest economy (GDP ~$1.4 trillion) with 48 million people and a booming tourism industry (85 million visitors in 2023). It is also the leading EU producer of fruits and vegetables, yet it relies increasingly on imports to meet...

France is the EU’s second-largest economy (≈68 million people) with a rich food culture, making it a major consumer and importer of agro-products. French consumers enjoy high-quality chocolate and exotic foods. In 2023 France imported 147,000 tonnes of cocoa beans...

What Can Nigeria Export to Germany? Opportunities in Agro-Trading   Germany is Europe’s largest economy and a top global importer of food and agriculture. As the EU’s industrial hub, it sources a third of its food supplies from abroad. German...

The Netherlands is one of Europe’s most dynamic agricultural trade and logistics hubs. With world-class port infrastructure (e.g., Rotterdam), cutting-edge greenhouse and irrigation technologies, and a strong interest in sustainable sourcing, Dutch agribusinesses are always on the lookout for reliable...

In 2023, Nigeria’s imports from France reached US$786,765,000, a 40% reduction over the traded value in 2022 (US$ 1,950,435,000). Nigeria’s imports from France consists mainly of mineral products (HS Code 27), fuels, mineral products and their distillation. Followed by nuclear...

A.1. EU 28 FLORICULTURE PRODUCTS IMPORT TRADE IN 2023 HS CODE DESCRIPTION QUANTITY (MT) VALUE (US$) 0601 Bulbs, tuber roots, corns, crowns & rhizomes, dormat, in growth or in flower N/A   987,242,000 0602 Live plants including their roots, cuttings...