Groundnut

UNR Agro Allied Ltd: Pioneering Groundnut Production in Nigeria

Welcome to the world of groundnut production in Nigeria, proudly presented by UNR Agro Allied Ltd. As the third-largest producer of peanuts globally and the largest in Africa, Nigeria has a rich history and a bright future in groundnut cultivation.

Nigeria’s Groundnut Production: A Blend of Tradition and Innovation

Nigeria’s groundnut production has evolved significantly over the years. Historically known for the iconic groundnut pyramids in Kano, Nigeria was once a leading exporter. Today, the country produces around 3 million metric tons annually, mainly for domestic consumption. The northern states of Nigeria, including Kano, Kaduna, Taraba, Bauchi, Bornu, and Adamawa, are the heartlands of groundnut production, accounting for up to 88% of the country’s output.

Quality and Industrial Uses of Nigerian Groundnuts

Nigerian groundnuts, known for their high oil content and rich flavor, are an essential part of local cuisine and have numerous industrial applications. From cooking oil to cosmetics, groundnuts play a versatile role. The protein-rich cake left after oil extraction is a valuable resource for animal feed and human consumption.

Challenges and Opportunities in Groundnut Export

While Nigeria’s groundnut industry has immense potential, challenges such as quality control and market volatility exist. Efforts are underway to improve groundnut quality through better farming practices and government initiatives. The export market remains an area of untapped potential, with opportunities for significant economic returns.

UNR Agro Allied Ltd: Your Gateway to Nigeria’s Groundnuts

At UNR Agro Allied Ltd, we are committed to harnessing Nigeria’s groundnut potential. Our focus is on providing quality groundnuts for both the local and international markets. We collaborate with local farmers, employ advanced processing techniques, and adhere to strict quality standards to ensure our groundnuts meet the demands of diverse markets.

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Specifications

Type: Java, Samnut 23, & Kampala
Moisture: Maximum of 10%
Inspection: SGS

Origin: Nigeria
Product Type: Peanuts (Java, Samnut 23, Kampala)
Quantity: Based On Buyer’s Specification
Price: Negotiable / Metric Tonne
Trial Order: 20 Metric Tonnes (One 20 ft Container Load)
Trade Process: FOB/CIF
Payment Method: 100% irrevocable & Confirmed L/C at sigh
Trade Process: FOB/CFR 
Payment Method: 100% irrevocable L/C at Sight
Packaging: 50 kg bags loaded in container 20″ FCL
Shipping Time: 15 to 30 days after confirmation of L/C Loading Port: Port Harcourt or Lagos Ports

Expected Shipping Documents
– Bill of Lading
– Certificate of Origin
– SGS Inspection Certificate
– Phytosanitary Certificate
– Fumigation Certificate
– Commercial Invoice
– Packing List