TAKING YOUR AGRO-BUSINESS TO NEW HEIGHTS



If the farmer is rich, then so is the nation
-          Richard Attias (one of Africa’s foremost business personalities)

In recent years, Nigeria has identified agriculture as a viable alternative to oil, in terms of being a source of revenue for the country. In 2018, the agricultural sector’s allocation in the national budget received a 15-billion-naira increase, compared to its allocation in 2017. This speaks volumes of the opportunities available in agriculture.

Nigeria is blessed to have many agro-products that can be exported to earn revenue for businesses; from rice to vegetables, to yams and even pepper. Our business has evolved in a way that ensures that we can handle the logistics of transporting and exporting of YOUR agro-products; whether it is within or outside Nigeria.

We have cold-chain trucks designed to keep highly perishable goods in good condition as they are transported within the country. These trucks are highly secure and will enable us to deliver your products on time to anywhere in Nigeria. We have partnered with the best airlines to ensure that we have the best rates for export, especially as regards Yam, Fresh Pepper, Bitter Kola, Fresh Vegetables and even Ginger. Every required information and documentation required to ensure this, for you, will be handled by us.


For international prospects and clients, we have access to reliable suppliers who can provide large quantities of different agro-products such as White Yam, Water Yam, Dried Chili Pepper, Okro, Vegetables and Dried Ginger. These items can be ordered from us in large quantities to be shipped to clients in over 200 countries globally.

So as you can see, we are in the business of playing our part in boosting the Agricultural sector. Are you looking for the right logistics partner for your Agro-Business? Do you own a business outside Nigeria/Africa that requires a steady supply of various agro-products? Say no more and give us a call on 08033012159, or 07069513104. You can also send an email to agrotrade@redstarplc.com.
 
Red Star Express Plc is a Licensee of Federal Express (FedEx) Corporation, the world’s largest delivery solutions provider. The company has over 150 offices nationwide, with a network reach spanning over 1,500 communities in Nigeria and over 200 countries worldwide. It is made up of 7 subsidiaries specializing in areas such as Express Delivery, Logistics, Freight, Outsourcing, Supply Chain Management, E-Commerce Logistics Solutions, Printing and Packaging, E-Archiving, Business Enterprise Solutions, as well as Agro Logistics and Trade.

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