SESAME:

 

 Oil content: *2% minimum 

         

 Colour: WHITE is best

 No upper limited on tonnage

 

Usage: oil- edible- raw- condiments



Our collaboration with Sesamic Ltd. has been instrumental in facilitating the entry of agricultural products, particularly Sesame seeds, into the Japanese market. Over the past few years, Afriquecomm Development Ltd. and Sesamic Ltd. have demonstrated a commitment to meeting strict quality standards, including purity, oil content, acidity value, moisture content, and foreign matter. Through adherence to these standards and meticulous processing measures in Nigeria, we have established a reputation for reliability and quality assurance. Furthermore, our partnership has enabled us to supply to prominent players in the Japanese food import industry, such as Mitsui Bussan and Toyota Tsusho. This track record of success underscores our ability to navigate the intricacies of international trade and deliver value to our partners. In summary, our company brings a wealth of experience, expertise, and a proven track record of success in facilitating trade between Nigeria and Japan. We are committed to upholding the highest standards of quality, integrity, and professionalism as we continue to forge ahead in the global marketplace.

The Japan sesame seed market is of significant importance, considering the widespread consumption of sesame seeds in various culinary and industrial applications. With the HS Code *****0 and FAO Code ***9 specifically designating sesame seeds, it is evident that this commodity holds a distinct place within the Japanese market. Nigeria has emerged as a key player in supplying sesame seeds to Japan, capturing approximately *0% of the market share. This underscores the substantial market size and growth potential for sesame seed imports into Japan.

**Market Trends:** Recent trends indicate fluctuations in Japan's sesame seed imports, with a noticeable volume dip observed in ***3 attributed to increasing prices. However, Nigeria's ***2 sesame harvest remains highly relevant to the global sesame trade, indicating resilience and stability in the market despite short-term fluctuations. These trends highlight the need for strategic market analysis and adaptive measures to navigate changing dynamics and capitalize on emerging opportunities.

**Competitors:** While Nigeria holds a significant market share in supplying sesame seeds to Japan, it is essential to recognize the presence of competitors in this space. Other sesame seed-exporting countries may pose competitive challenges in terms of pricing, quality, and market access. Understanding the competitive landscape and identifying unique selling propositions will be critical for maintaining and expanding Nigeria's market share in Japan.