Import Dried (Dark Red) Hibiscus — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Nigeria

Neogric Limited offers dried dark‑red hibiscus calyces harvested in Nigeria and available throughout the year, with peak availability from November to April during the dry season. The supplier’s address is No 1, Royal Close, Oloyede Estate, Oke Otubu, Modakeke, Osun State, Nigeria, 220254. The product is described as dark red in colour and is supplied according to the buyer’s specifications for physical attributes and packaging. The listing notes that the hibiscus is used in tea production and is in demand across Europe and other global markets.

Typical specifications for dried hibiscus include a maximum moisture content of 11 % and foreign matter (admixture) not exceeding 2 %. The material is usually sold as whole calyces with a particle size of 5‑12 mm and is classified as food‑grade herbal raw material. Neogric ships the product in bulk, with a standard stuffing of 12 metric tons per 40 ft container, and packaging can be customised based on the buyer’s requirements. These parameters align with common industry standards for dried hibiscus intended for beverage and nutraceutical applications.

Importers of the hibiscus typically use it for herbal teas, functional drinks, and cosmetic formulations. Trade can be conducted on FOB or CIF terms, with payment via TT or L/C, and the supplier cites a shipping window of 15‑25 days after payment confirmation. Exact minimum order quantities and certification status are not disclosed, so buyers should request this information directly. Documentation such as Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, Phytosanitary Certificate and Fumigation Certificate is prepared for export, but confirmation with the supplier is advised.

Neogric Limited is located in Modakeke, Osun State, Nigeria and holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform. The supplier’s response rate is listed as zero and there is no recorded average response time, indicating that communication may require persistent follow‑up. The company’s profile highlights its focus on supplying dried hibiscus to international markets and its ability to meet bulk orders with standard shipping arrangements from Lagos or Tema ports.

The listing does not provide details on the company’s founding year, workforce size or specific quality certifications. It does state that the product complies with relevant quality standards and that the supplier can arrange both FOB and CIF shipping. Prospective buyers should ask for any available certificates of analysis, organic or food‑grade certifications, and confirm the exact export documentation that will accompany the shipment.