From Nigerian farms to global markets.
Every shipment follows the same working sequence, from farm-gate sourcing through to export documentation.
Farm
Commodities are grown across Nigerian growing regions by farmers and local aggregators.
Sourcing
Koro Export sources from established farm and aggregator relationships.
Quality Control
Incoming product is inspected and assessed against specification.
Processing, Preparation
Cleaning, sorting and preparation appropriate to the commodity.
Packaging
Product is packaged to buyer specification ahead of dispatch.
Export
Shipment is coordinated with export documentation and logistics partners.
International Buyer
Commodity arrives with the destination buyer, ready for their supply chain.
Working with farmers and aggregators
We source through relationships with farmers and local aggregators across Nigerian growing regions, rather than through anonymous open-market purchasing alone. This gives us better visibility into how a given lot was grown and handled before it reaches us.
We're building out formal traceability documentation for buyers who require it. Get in touch to discuss what's available for your order.
Inspection begins at sourcing, not at the port
Incoming product is assessed against specification as it's sourced, so issues are caught early rather than discovered at the point of shipment. See our Quality & Standards page for the full process.
Want to understand our sourcing for a specific commodity?
We're happy to walk through sourcing regions, seasonality and lead times for sesame, hibiscus or ginger.