Journey to the Global Marketplace
Journey to the Global MarketplaceFeaturing journeys of Brands as they take their products into the global marketplace
Oklan Best Limited has been an exporter since its founding. They integrated backwards to maintain quality and quantity in our trading business, focusing on globalising international food safety standards in organic agricultural produce like shea butter, yam tubers & products, plantains & products, beans, cassava products, etc.
Mrs Nwankwo shared her expertise and useful export insights at one of our TATRIG webinars.
Quincy Herbals is a family-owned business that originated in Nigeria, West Africa 1996. The matriarch, Dr. Mrs. Quincy Ayodele, comes from a long line of traditional medicine practitioners. She modernized and improved upon her grandparents’ recipes, looking for the best herbs to aid health, weight loss and skin care.
Quincy worked hard to erase the erroneous negative stigma associated with practising alternative medicine/naturopathy in Africa by persistently advocating for and spreading awareness on the modern practice structure of herbal medicine and educating the general public about the proper practice and use of medicinal plants.
Quincy Herbals has grown tremendously in Africa, with a solid international presence and is repositioning itself to deliver its products and services globally in the 21st century. We were privileged to have the mother-and-daughter trio share their marketplace experiences at one of our webinars.
Master Tea is produced by a research-based, multi-award-winning, medium-scale industry: RUCH Investment & Manufacturing Ltd (RUCHIM).
Ruchim makes and sells 13 attractive 100% natural health-enhancing herbal tea blends under the Brand Name MASTER TEA.
Leading the team of dedicated professionals is the CEO, Dr Teju Bolujoko, who studied Chemical Engineering and has a PhD in Process Engineering from the Loughborough University of Technology UK.
All Master Tea Blends are produced from locally sourced caffeine-free, non-GMO raw materials with traceable out-growers from Taraba, Jigawa, Kano, Kaduna, Kwara, Nassarawa, Ogun and Lagos States. The raw materials are Hibiscus, Ginger, Turmeric, Moringa and Black Tea.
Dr Teju Bolujoko shared his tips on accessing international markets at one of our TATRIG webinars.