Wholesale
We sell a variety wholesale produce at traditional and ancient markets in NW Edo, Southern Kogi, and Abuja. Yellow "eba" garri and Edo red palm oil are our core products.
RETAIL
500 ml Edo Palm Oil
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A natural, unmixed, cold pressed palm oil product produced in Edo State. Hygienically packed and sealed at source to lock in freshness and taste.
2 kg Edo Garri
We are a wholesaler that has traditionally served buyers who then repackage our produce for re- sale at supermarkets. We now supply supermarkets directly with a variety of products including packaged garri and palm oil. This allows us to pass on tremendous margin opportunity to local retailers.
We continue to expand our business in Akoko- Edo by producing quality FMCG for our indigenous customers, while continuing to export wholesale and packaged agricultural goods that are “Made In Akoko-Edo”.
We prioritize hiring local indigenous staff, use local suppliers, and also invest in our ecosystem of women garri producers. Our vision is to continue as an integral part of the lives of the 200,000 people in Akoko Edo. We are the largest volume pure water production facility in the LGA, the most widely known commercial bakery in the LGA and the largest exporter of commercially packaged Garri and Palm Oil in the LGA.
A high quality natural garri with a balanced starch content, perfect fermentation duration, minimal moisture content, and a roasting effect resulting in a great taste.
Food Prices Explained
The prices of agricultural futures depend on a number of external factors – and these prices ultimately impact what consumers pay for food.
Geopolitical Conflict
Political unrest can disrupt productivity, impacting supply and commodity pricing.
Global Supply
Diminished or increased international production, or harvests, will drive global food prices.
International Trade Relationships
Government policies to support domestic production, can reduce international competition, limit supplies and impact prices.
Disease
Diseases can cause shortages in grains, which reduce food supply, resulting in lower demand.
Currency Fluctuations
Strength of U.S. dollar relative to other currencies means producers often need to adjust prices based on production costs in local currency.
Transportation
High oil prices can drive up the costs of bringing food to market and these costs are passed along to consumers. Transportation shortages can also raise prices.
Planted & Harvested Acreage
Farmland is being lost at an alarming rate due to farmer exploitation and other factors.. When farmers plant on limited acres, pricing is affected.
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