Import Cassava(Powder,Fresh&Dry) — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Nigeria

Vin‑vinson International Nig Ltd supplies cassava in fresh root, dried flour and powdered forms, all sourced from Nigeria. The fresh cassava is harvested directly from the root, guaranteeing retained colour and taste. Dried flour and powder are processed to a fine consistency suitable for industrial use. The product is naturally gluten‑free and provides a high carbohydrate content, making it a reliable energy source.

In the global market, dried cassava flour typically contains 10‑12 % moisture and 1‑2 % ash, while the powder is often milled to an 80‑mesh particle size. These typical values align with food‑grade specifications used by manufacturers of snacks and bakery items. Vin‑vinson follows organic tier standards, and the company references compliance with ISO and FSSAI certifications, although buyers should request current certificates. The supplier describes the product as easy to process by boiling, frying or baking.

Food processors, bakeries and snack producers commonly import this cassava for flour blends, starch extraction and ready‑to‑eat products. Trade terms include flexible minimum order quantities and shipping options via L/C or T/T, with the choice of Incoterms left to negotiation. Prospective buyers should confirm the exact MOQ, packaging size and lead time directly with Vin‑vinson before placing an order.

Vin‑vinson International Nig Ltd is based in Nigeria and operates under the organic supplier tier. The company’s trust tier is listed as voyage, indicating a level of verification within the platform’s system. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting that recent communication data is unavailable. The supplier offers cassava in multiple forms but does not disclose specific production capacity.

The listing mentions flexible minimum order quantities and competitive pricing, but exact figures are not provided. Shipping can be arranged via letters of credit or telegraphic transfer, with Incoterms to be agreed per transaction. Buyers are encouraged to request current ISO and FSSAI certification documents to confirm compliance.