Alongside our Tokunbo parts business, Trade Edge Logistics now sources non-perishable grocery products from Northern Ireland — mainstream wholesale and short-dated clearance stock alike — for export to Nigeria.
We focus on shelf-stable, non-perishable categories that travel well by sea freight and are confirmed exportable to Nigeria.
Spaghetti, macaroni, rice, beans and pulses, and other dry ambient staples.
Exportable
Non-tomato-based tinned fish, vegetables and other canned products.
Check tomato content
Granola, breakfast cereals, biscuits and confectionery.
Exportable
Dry spices, seasoning blends and other long-shelf-life ambient goods.
ExportableStock is pulled from mainstream cash-and-carry wholesalers and short-dated/surplus clearance brokers to keep landed cost down.
Every line is checked against Nigeria's current import prohibition list and HS classification before it's added to what we offer.
Consolidated ambient sea freight from Northern Ireland through to Lagos, with landed cost worked out up front.
Non-perishable, ambient categories confirmed exportable under Nigeria's current import rules — including dry staples, pasta, non-tomato tinned goods, spices, and cereals/confectionery. Send us an enquiry for anything specific and we'll confirm current status.
Frozen poultry, beef and pork are currently banned from non-ECOWAS origin, which includes the UK. We focus on ambient, shelf-stable goods that are both legally exportable and travel well over a multi-week sea freight route.
A mix of mainstream Northern Ireland wholesale and short-dated/surplus clearance stock — the latter often runs well below standard wholesale pricing while remaining comfortably within date for export timelines.
Yes — send us the product and quantity through an enquiry and we'll check it against current sourcing options and Nigeria's import rules.
We check HS classification and current import status before sourcing any line. Buyer-side requirements such as NAFDAC registration for processed foods are confirmed as part of the enquiry process.
Tell us the product and quantity — we'll check current sourcing and rules, and get back to you with pricing.
Send a Grocery Enquiry