Introduction to Nigerian Trade Data:

Business Information: Nigerian buyers, buyer addresses, buyer phone numbers, buyer emails, buyer websites, key personnel social media, email addresses, global suppliers, industrial ecosystems, contact information, notification person, notification person contact information, etc.

Shipping Information: Loading port (port of origin), unloading port (destination port), place of origin, container number, arrival date, etc.

Price Information: Total amount, unit price, transaction mode, goods description, quantity, quantity unit, weight, weight unit, etc.

Value points of Nigerian Trade Data include:

Market intelligence: Trade Data can be used to analyze trends and competition in Nigeria's import and export market to help businesses make strategic decisions.

Supply chain management: Trade Data can provide critical information about supply chain operations, such as arrival times, types and quantities of goods, modes of transportation, and more.

Tax compliance: Trade Data contains information on taxes, which can help businesses comply with tax regulations and avoid tax-related risks.

Anti-fraud: Trade Data can help businesses identify potential fraudulent activities, such as fake invoices, value inflation, and more.

Business development: Trade Data can help businesses find new trading partners and explore new markets, while also providing insight into the purchasing behavior and preferences of potential customers.