Agricultural Commodities

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Agricultural Commodities, Vegetables & Leafy Greens

Moi-Moi Leaf

What It Is Moi-Moi Leaf, also known as Thaumatococcus daniellii leaf or Ewe Eran (Yoruba), is a broad, green tropical leaf used primarily in West African cuisine for cooking and wrapping foods—especially Moi-Moi (steamed bean pudding) and other delicacies like rice and fish. Its natural aroma and flexibility make it an eco-friendly and traditional packaging […]

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Agricultural Commodities, Vegetables & Leafy Greens

Banana Leaf

What It Is Banana leaves are the broad, elongated foliage of the banana plant. These leaves are non-toxic, waterproof, flexible, and aromatic, making them highly valuable in culinary, packaging, and decorative uses across many cultures. What Export of It Is The export of banana leaves involves harvesting fresh, mature leaves, carefully cleaning and bundling them,

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Agricultural Commodities, Vegetables & Leafy Greens

Okro

What It Is Okro, also known as okra or “lady’s finger,” is a green, finger-shaped vegetable that belongs to the mallow family. It’s rich in vitamins, fiber, and mucilage, which makes it a valuable ingredient in soups and stews. It is widely consumed in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the Caribbean. What Export of

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Agricultural Commodities, Vegetables & Leafy Greens

Bitter Leaf

What It Is Bitter Leaf, scientifically known as Vernonia amygdalina, is a widely consumed leafy vegetable in many African countries. Despite its bitter taste, it is cherished for its medicinal properties and nutritional benefits. It’s used both as food (especially in soups like ofe onugbu or bitterleaf soup) and as a traditional remedy. What Export

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Agricultural Commodities, Vegetables & Leafy Greens

Ugwu

What It Is Ugwu, also known as Fluted Pumpkin Leaf, is a popular green leafy vegetable cultivated widely in West Africa, especially Nigeria. Its scientific name is Telfairia occidentalis. Ugwu is highly nutritious and is a staple in many African dishes. It is prized for its high iron, vitamins (A, C, and E), calcium, and

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