Tap
into the emerging market of non-oil commodity export. It is not only
oil that we export in Nigeria, we export commodities. But I must tell
you the truth; commodity export is yet untapped in Nigeria. What is
happening now in Nigeria
is a kind of revolution, in the sense that government is now
reawakening itself to the danger of completely abandoning the non-oil
sector. Presently, a lot of commodities are being exported out of
Nigeria,
like charcoal, Cashew Nuts, Shea Nuts, Shea Butter, Rubber, Cassava Chips, Honey,
Kolanuts,Cow Horn e.t.c which is in high demand by international buyers,
but we will like to discuss CHARCOAL EXPORTATION in this report.
Though, one of the nation’s biggest
export earner, it cost no fortune to set up and there is no shortage of
market overseas. Added to this, one can run it from home. Given the
right mentorship, the business is simple to start and in huge demand
that anyone can make money doing it. Germany,
Belgium, Greece, the Netherlands, Italy, Poland, Spain, Bulgaria and UK
are substantial importers of charcoal. As charcoal is an essential
commodity in Africa, it is one of the most important sources of
alternative fuel across Europe. Consumption is put at eight million tons
of pellets annually. The largest exporters of charcoal in the EU are
Poland, France, Holland, Germany and Belgium. They buy and sell to the
rest of Europe.
The
volume of imported charcoal needed in Europe vary from one country to
another. The total level of volume of exports from Nigeria
can not satisfy the demand in the European market. Although the market
is served from a number of competitive countries, exports from Nigeria,
and other African countries are highly ranked because of the hard
nature of the charcoal. European importers prefer charcoal produced from
hardwood in Africa which is heavy and strong. Competitors are Malaysia,
Indonesia, Brazil and Thailand. The quality of charcoal depends on the
wood species. Companies overseas can absorb any volume, that all the
companies in Nigeria cannot meet the demand of the European market.
Nigeria has vast forest area that can produce thousand of tonnes of charcoal annually. Though there are charcoal sources in Europe,
most of them are made from softwood and are soft and light. Apart from
that, they are bad conductors of heat and electricity, and burns without
flame.
Today, there is increased
usage of charcoal. Besides being the fuel that cooks steaks, hotdogs,
and hamburgers, a number of companies have discovered that charcoal can
be used in certain metallurgical purifying treatments and as a filter to
remove organic compounds such as chlorine, gasoline, pesticides, and
other toxic chemicals from water and air.
Nigeria
as a nation will benefit from intense activities to boost charcoal
export as an economic driver and there is minimum capital needed to
establish the business which will stimulate the local economy.
Therefore, if you are interested in starting Hardwood Charcoal Export Business, you can contact us today with our contact information below.
Hotlines: 08038248222, 08076000259
E-mail: tosfatconcepts@gmail.com
To your Success,
Gbeke Faith
Chief Consultant
TOSFAT Concepts
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