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✅21 Companies That Buy Cassava In Nigeria.

Looking for Where to Sell Your Cassava in Nigeria?

Here are 21 active cassava processing companies across Nigeria that buy cassava tubers, starch-grade roots, and even dried chips all year round.

These companies are into garri production, starch, ethanol, flour, animal feed, and export-grade cassava processing.

You can supply directly to them if you’re a farmer, aggregator, or agro trader.

Here’s the list:

1. Psaltry International Ltd – Oyo

2. GreenTech Industries Ltd – Ogun

3. Harvest Feed & Agro Processing Ltd – Ogun

4. Allied Atlantic Distillery Ltd – Ogun

5. Premium Cassava Products Ltd – Ogun

6. Shao Golden Farms Ltd – Kwara

7. Matna Food Company Ltd – Ondo

8. Promise Point Ltd – Ekiti

9. Crest Agro Products Ltd – Kogi

10. Unicane Industries Ltd – Kogi

11. Sona Distillery Ltd – Ogun

12. Weewood Ltd – Ondo

13. Pure Cassava Mill Ltd – Edo

14. Pure Biotech Company Ltd – Benue

15. Irede Farms & Agro Allied Ltd – Ogun

16. Pioneer Farm Ltd – Oyo

17. Niji Farms – Oyo

18. Arog Bio-Allied Agro Services Ltd – Ekiti

19. Golden Land Processing Company – Oyo

20. De Nosh Resources Industry Ltd – Delta

21. Nixon Paper Mill – Ogun

Now, to get their exact location, visit Google and search them out.

Example: In your Google search bar, type “Pure BioTeach location” press send, and their address will appear for you.

Also, phone numbers and emails will pop up. Call the company close to your location and make all your findings.

Some of them might not pick calls. Physical visitation is good too.

Share this with cassava farmers.

Thank you.

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Sources:
Fraunhofer ISE, Photovoltaics Research Reports. 2023.
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, Solar Energy Studies. 2024.

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