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- Nigeria remains one of Africa‘s biggest food importers – despite high investments in local food production
- Nigerian food imports made up for US$ 7.375 billion in 2021 (WTO)
- There is a market for foreign products if only the price is right
- Retail sector developing rapidly: more and more supermarkets,
- in particular Shoprite and Spar
- Developing e-commerce (Jumia, Konga)
- Nigeria with its 219 million inhabitants (2022) is the largest foodstuff market in Africa. Expected population by 2050: 411 million
- The market is also considered underserved, and the population is growing by an additional 4 million people annually.
Voices of the exhibitors
Ms Simphiwe Xinwa
Head International Trade – Shumayela Holdings (Trevines Wines)
The Nigerian market is the biggest African market and they love wine, especially red wine (Cabernet, Sauvigon, Shiraz, Merlot and sparkling wine just to name a few!). I believe there is room for my brand to grow and I have a market share in the economy.
Mr Preecha Chaicharncheep
Export Manager – Tipco
Nigeria is a huge country with a huge population. A great opportunity for us to sell our products. We have already seen many customers interested in our products here at agrofood Nigeria.
Range of exhibits
Food and beverages
• Bread & bakery
• Dairy
• Drinks
• Fish & seafood
• Fresh & chilled food
• Frozen food
• General foods
• Health food
• Hot beverages
• Ice cream & deep-frozen confectionery
• Meat & meat products
• Organic food
• Snack food
• Sweets
Equipment and supplies for hotels and restaurants, bars and cafés, canteens and commercial kitchens
• Building furnishings and equipment
• Coffee machines
• Distribution systems and serving equipment
• Ice-cream machines
• Information and billing systems
• Refrigeration technology
• Kitchen technology
• Rinsing, cleaning and disposal technologySweets
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