Cashew Kernels
Premium W180/W240/W320 kernels from Nigeria's cashew belt, processed to INC international grading standards.
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Amedu Distribution Limited
Connecting Markets. Creating Value.
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Export Regions
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Core Commodities
NEPC
Registered Exporter
About Us
Amedu Distribution Limited (ADL) is a modern, premium agro-commodities export company. We source high-quality agricultural commodities from trusted farming networks, strengthen value chains, and supply global buyers with consistent, export-grade products. Our integrated model also covers procurement, import/export and distribution of goods and services. We prioritize responsible sourcing and long-term partnerships to ensure reliability, transparency and sustainable growth for all stakeholders across the value chain.
What Sets Us Apart
Traceable Sourcing
A structured sourcing framework connecting farms to international markets, with batch tracking, transparent documentation, and consistency from origin to shipment.
Farmer & Supplier Partnerships
We partner directly with farmers, cooperatives and aggregators, offering training, fair procurement practices, and predictable pricing across the value chain.
Quality & Compliance
NEPC registered, CAC registered, HACCP compliant, and third-party inspected (SGS, Intertek, or as specified by buyer).
Responsible Growth
We prioritize responsible sourcing and long-term relationships to ensure reliability and sustainable growth for every stakeholder in the value chain.
How to Order
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Browse & Request
Browse commodities, then request a quote or sample via Contact, or go straight to Shop for smaller ready-to-order quantities.
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Confirm Specification
Confirm grade, quantity, Incoterm, and payment terms. We respond within 1 to 3 business days.
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Inspection & Documentation
Batch testing, pre-shipment inspection, and full export documentation, including Certificate of Origin and Phytosanitary Certificate.
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Ship & Deliver
End-to-end logistics through to your delivery destination, with tracking and paperwork provided throughout.
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Our Agro-Export Highlights
Cocoa Beans
Grade 1 fully fermented beans from Ondo and Cross River, prized for rich aroma and high butter content.
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Sesame Seeds
High-oil-content beniseed (48–52%) sourced from northern Nigeria, double sortex cleaned to 98–99% purity.
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Dried Ginger
Africa's finest dried split ginger, world-renowned for exceptional pungency and high oleoresin content.
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Hibiscus (Zobo)
Deep crimson Hibiscus sabdariffa calyces. Rich in anthocyanins, Vitamin C, and natural tartness.
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Shea Butter
Grade A refined/unrefined West African shea butter. Ethically sourced from women's cooperatives across Nigeria's shea belt.
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Procurement
Professional procurement intermediary service. We source goods locally or internationally across any sector, on your behalf.
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Distribution
In-country distribution partnerships for brands seeking to enter or expand across Nigerian and West African markets.
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Import/Export
End-to-end import/export management for businesses bringing goods into Nigeria or taking out. Freight, customs clearance, and last-mile delivery.
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Logistics Management
Full freight logistics management. Sea, air, and road, for import, export, and cross-border shipments of any cargo type.
Learn MoreInsights
Sourcing guides and trade insights for buyers evaluating Nigerian agro-commodities.
Sourcing Guides · May 4, 2026
How to Source Cashew Nuts from Nigeria
Grades, MOQ, lead times, Incoterms, and the export documents to request before you order.
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Sourcing Guides · May 18, 2026
How to Source Cocoa Beans from Nigeria
Grade specifications, fermentation quality, payment terms, and the documents that confirm what you're buying.
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Sourcing Guides · June 1, 2026
How to Source Sesame Seeds from Nigeria
Purity grades, oil content, aflatoxin testing for regulated markets, and how packaging affects unit cost.
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Sourcing Guides · June 15, 2026
How to Source Dried Ginger from Nigeria
Which form to request, what oleoresin content means for pricing, and why harvest timing matters.
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Sourcing Guides · June 29, 2026
How to Source Hibiscus from Nigeria
Which form and grade to request depending on your application, and how harvest timing affects colour.
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Sourcing Guides · July 6, 2026
How to Source Shea Butter from Nigeria
Grade A vs Grade B, FFA specifications, packaging formats, and ethical sourcing documentation.
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Trade & Compliance · July 13, 2026
AfCFTA and Nigerian Agro-Exports
Rules of origin, tariff concessions, and where AfCFTA does and does not apply to your shipments.
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Trade & Compliance · July 20, 2026
Incoterms Explained: FOB, CFR and CIF
What each term means for cost, risk, and responsibility when sourcing Nigerian agro-commodities.
ReadExport Destinations
Established trade lanes across five regions, including China, India, Vietnam, Germany, the Netherlands, the UAE, and the United States.
Africa
ECOWAS regional trade
Asia
China · India · Vietnam
Europe
Germany · Netherlands
Middle East
United Arab Emirates
North America
United States
FAQ
What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
MOQ varies by product and specification, request a quote on the contact us page for exact details.
How long are lead times for shipment?
Lead times depend on product and compliance; typical export lead times are 2–8 weeks.
Do you provide quality certificates?
Yes we provide lab reports, phytosanitary certificates and relevant compliance documents as required.
Which Nigerian agro-commodities does ADL export?
We export six core Nigerian agro-commodities: cashew kernels, cocoa beans, sesame seeds, dried ginger, hibiscus (zobo), and shea butter, all sourced and processed to export-grade specification.
Is ADL a registered and compliant Nigerian exporter?
Yes, Amedu Distribution Limited is NEPC registered and CAC registered, and operates HACCP compliant, third-party inspected facilities and supply chains.
Which countries and regions do you export Nigerian agro-commodities to?
We ship across five regions, including China, India, Vietnam, Germany, the Netherlands, the UAE and the United States, as well as regional ECOWAS trade within Africa.