Empowering Your Export Journey

Connecting African Products to the Global Market

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Africa – Europe – Asia – Americas

Welcome to

DrimEx

Based in the heart of Nigeria, we are your dedicated partners in navigating the exciting world of international trade. With a deep understanding of the African market and global demands, we specialize in facilitating the seamless export of high-quality agricultural commodities such as coffee, cocoa, palm fruit, sesame seeds, and cassava, connecting local producers with international buyers.

Honest – Reliable – Transparent

Are you An

African Business – Local Farmer?

Are you looking to expand your reach and tap into lucrative global markets? Or are you an international buyer seeking reliable sources of premium African produce? At Drimex, we seek to bridge the gap, offering expert guidance and tailored solutions to ensure successful export ventures.

Unlocking Global Opportunities

We provide a comprehensive suite of consultancy services designed to streamline the export process and maximize your profitability bringing you a step closer to  the global Market.

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Navigating the complexities of export logistics, including transportation, warehousing, and customs procedures. We work with reliable shipping partners to ensure efficient and cost-effective delivery of your goods to their final destination

Sustainability and Ethical Sourcing

Promoting sustainable agricultural practices and ethical sourcing to meet the growing global demand for responsibly produced goods and ensuring the farmers get a fair share benefit from trade.

Customs – Legals – Documentation

Documentation and

Compliance

We are your guide in ensuring all necessary export documentation, permits, and certifications are accurately prepared and compliant with both local and international regulations. We stay up-to-date with the latest trade laws to avoid costly delays and ensure smooth customs clearance. This includes handling certificates of origin and phytosanitary certificates ensuring a smooth transition of products.

Africa – Europe – Asia – Americas

Buyer Identification

and Networking

Africa boasts of a rich agricultural heritage, and we are proud to champion the export of some of its finest commodities at a prestige quality to countries over the globe. Connecting African exporters with reputable international buyers through our established network and proactive business development efforts. We facilitate introductions and help build long-term, mutually beneficial relationships.

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Innovative – Top Quality – Responsive Expertise

Providing Services every step of the way

Export

We export agricultural commodities around the world to markets including Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

Warehousing

We contracted standard warehouses which allow transport optimization along the supply chain.

Transportation

We provide efficient and effective haulage services across the country and we have set a very high standard of service in the industry

Cocoa

Cocoa export remains a lucrative industry, providing economic benefits for producing countries and meeting global demand for chocolate and other cocoa-based products.
Cocoa is a versatile commodity used in chocolate production, baking, beverages, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and industrial applications, with a strong global export market driven by high demand and sustainable sourcing initiatives, supplying the raw materials for chocolate and various other cocoa-based products.
Exporting cocoa involves several key steps to ensure quality and compliance with international trade regulations.

Major Cocoa Importing Countries
Demand for cocoa remains high across the world, especially in countries with strong chocolate manufacturing industries:
– European Union: Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands are key processing hubs.
– United States: A significant importer for large-scale chocolate production.
– China & Japan: Emerging markets with increasing chocolate consumption.
– Switzerland: Famous for high-quality chocolate brands sourcing fine-flavor cocoa.

Challenges:
– Price volatility affects profitability.
– Climate change impacts cocoa yield and quality.
– Ethical concerns regarding labor practices and deforestation.

Opportunities:
– Rising demand for organic and sustainable cocoa.
– Growth of emerging markets like Asia and the Middle East.
– Innovations in cocoa-based products beyond confectionery.

Sesame Seed

Sesame seeds (Sesamum indicum) are a highly sought-after agricultural commodity known for their nutritional value and versatile applications in food, cosmetics, and industrial sectors. The global sesame trade is driven by high demand for both hulled and unhulled seeds, sesame oil, and processed sesame products.

Major Sesame Importing Countries
Demand for sesame is high in food and oil industries worldwide, with key importers such as:
– China: The largest global importer for food and oil processing.
– Japan & South Korea: Strong demand for high-quality sesame for traditional cuisine.
– United States & Europe: Increasing interest in organic and health-based sesame products.
– Middle East: High consumption in tahini and bakery industries.

Export Process & Logistics
Sorting & Grading: Ensuring purity, oil content, and minimal contamination – Packaging & Storage: Proper moisture control to preserve seed quality – Shipping & Trade Regulations: Compliance with international food safety standards.

Challenges:
– Weather fluctuations affect yield quality.
– Stringent import regulations in key markets.
– Price volatility in global trade.

Opportunities:
– Rising demand for organic and premium-grade sesame.
– Growth in plant-based and health-conscious food markets.
– Expanding trade networks in emerging economies.

Palm Fruit

Palm fruit exports serve multiple industries worldwide, with palm oil being the most significant product derived from palm fruit. Palm fruit (**Elaeis guineensis**) is a valuable agricultural product widely cultivated for its **oil-rich content** and multiple industrial applications. The export of palm fruit and its derivatives plays a significant role in global trade

  • Food Industry: Around 72% of palm oil production is used in processed foods, including margarine, baked goods, and snacks.
  • Personal Care & Cleaning Products: About 18% of palm oil is used in cosmetics, soaps, and detergents.
  • Biofuels: Roughly 10% of palm oil production is used as feedstock for biofuels.
  • Industrial Applications: Palm oil derivatives are used in lubricants, adhesives, and even pharmaceuticals.

Palm oil is one of the most widely consumed edible oils globally. The economic impact is substantial, contributing billions to global GDP and tax revenues.

Palm Fruit Export Process
Harvesting & Processing: Palm fruits are collected, extracted, and refined into oil or kernels – Quality Control & Certification Ensuring compliance with international food safety and sustainability standards (e.g., RSPO-certified palm oil).
– Packaging & Logistics: Bulk export via specialized storage methods to maintain quality – Global Trade Regulations: Adhering to export laws and ethical sourcing practices.

Palm Oil Importing Markets
China & India: High demand for palm oil in food processing and industrial applications.
European Union: Importers for biofuel, cosmetics, and processed foods.
United States: Used in packaged goods and renewable energy sectors.
Middle East & Africa: Growing markets for edible oil and cosmetics.

Cassava

Cassava (Manihot esculenta) is a tuberous root crop widely cultivated in tropical regions for its high carbohydrate content and adaptability to various climates. It is a staple food for millions, particularly in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Cassava exports serve multiple industries worldwide, making it a highly versatile commodity. Here are some key applications:
Food Industry: Cassava is processed into flour, starch, and chips, widely used in gluten-free products, baked goods, and snacks.
Animal Feed: Cassava chips and pellets are used as a cost-effective feed ingredient, particularly in Europe and North America.
Biofuels: Cassava starch is converted into ethanol, contributing to renewable energy production.
Industrial Applications: Cassava starch is used in paper manufacturing, adhesives, and textiles.

The global demand for cassava continues to grow with a worldwide demand.