Nigeria takes delivery of N840bn worth of wheat from Europe
Nigeria takes delivery of N840bn worth of wheat from Europe
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Nigeria takes delivery of N840bn worth of wheat from Europe
Vanguard News Wheat, sugar and salt lead import for January On By Godwin Oritse THERE are indications that the confectionary industry will experience a boom in the first quarter of 2021 as wheat, the major condiment for bread and other confectionaries, is leading the import chart with a total of 178,358 metric tonnes. Wheat is followed by sugar, another major condiment used by confectioners, with 49,000 mts, while salt took a third position on the chart. According to the shipping position, a statistical document of the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, for the month of January 2021, most of t...
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