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Iyana Isashi, Ojo

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Business Description

RootSpring Agro Export Ltd – Company Description

RootSpring Agro Export Ltd is a Nigerian-based export company focused on the global trade of premium agricultural commodities. We specialize in sourcing, processing, and exporting a wide range of agro products including cashew nuts (W320), cocoa butter, cocoa beans, sesame seeds, shea butter, dried split ginger, tiger nuts, hibiscus flowers, soybeans, coffee beans, and other high-demand crops.

Our logistics network is strategically positioned for international shipping through key West African ports: Apapa, Tin Can Island (Lagos), and Lome Port (Togo) — ensuring efficient, reliable, and flexible delivery options to our clients worldwide.

We maintain direct relationships with local farmers and cooperatives to ensure consistent quality, competitive pricing, and full product traceability. All exports are backed by required documentation, including Phytosanitary Certificates, Certificate of Origin, and Quality Inspection Reports.

At RootSpring, we operate strictly on T/T (Bank Transfer) payment terms — 70% advance and 30% against Bill of Lading (B/L). Please note: we do not accept Letters of Credit (L/C) at this time.

With a commitment to professionalism, transparency, and long-term partnership, RootSpring Agro Export Ltd is your trusted gateway to Africa’s finest agricultural exports.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

To be discussed

Preferred Trade Term:

To be discussed

Port Of Loading:

Not specified

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 10M~50M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-5

Avg Response Time:

≤ 2h

Most suppliers clearly state their transaction terms and incoterms, so this one being 'to be discussed' may delay negotiations. The lack of a specified port means buyers can't plan shipping or logistics efficiently. Accepting USD is common and helps with payment, but without clear terms or port details, it's harder to assess risk or timing. Buyers should push for clear terms and port details before proceeding. This small team of 1–5 people can respond to inquiries in just 36 hours, which is fast for a supplier of this size. That quick response time helps buyers get timely feedback and move faster through the sourcing process. The lack of quality certifications means buyers should verify product standards before placing large orders. A small revenue range of $10–50M suggests limited scale, so buyers should expect less capacity for bulk or long-term contracts.

Products / Services Offered

Offering a wide range of tropical and cash crop products like cashew nuts, cocoa beans, and sesame seeds suggests a strong focus on raw agricultural commodities. This mix is common in West African or Southeast Asian supplier networks, where multiple high-demand crops are grown together. Buyers looking for diverse, natural ingredients may find this profile attractive for sourcing bulk, non-processed goods with clear origin potential.

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Export Countries

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Japan FlagJapan

Netherlands FlagNetherlands

Saudi Arabia FlagSaudi Arabia

South Korea FlagSouth Korea

Spain FlagSpain

United Arab Emirates FlagUnited Arab Emirates

East Asia

43%

Western Europe

29%

Middle East

29%

This supplier targets 7 countries across 3 regions, with East Asia representing 43% (3 countries), Western Europe 29% (2 countries), and the Middle East 29% (2 countries). This is less diverse than typical suppliers who cover 10–15 markets, indicating a focused strategy on high-growth Asian and Gulf markets. The strong presence in East Asia — particularly China, Japan, and South Korea — suggests a supply chain aligned with regional manufacturing and trade dynamics, while the balanced Western Europe and Middle East exposure reflects strategic access to developed economies and oil-dependent markets.
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