You can make millions of dollars exporting KuliKuli to Western Countries
Kuli-kuli, a popular snack made from roasted peanuts, can be exported to various countries.
Before now, it was regarded as poor man food, but it has suddenly become a sort after product by both the rich and the poor. With the poor gradually losing the battle.
In a discussion with a london-based Nigerian, kulikuli is now a valuable product among African diaspora communities in the US, UK, Canada, and Europe. Health-conscious consumers now seeking nutritious snacks prefer the product to artificial snacks Specialty food stores and African markets.
He advised young nigerians to consider investing in the product to earn the available foreign currency.
As laudable as the idea is, a prospective investors is advised to consider food safety and proper packaging before venturing other are labelling, with nutritional information and ingredients.
He should also comply with import regulations of destination countries, and Phytosanitary certificates for peanut exports.
Target Countries are:
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Canada
- Germany
- France
- Netherlands
- Australia
- Japan
Competitive Advantage:
- Unique flavor and texture.
- High nutritional value (protein, fiber, healthy fats).
- Authentic African product.
- Support for local farmers and economies.
Export Costs:
- Production costs (raw materials, labor).
- Packaging and labeling.
- Shipping and logistics.
- Marketing and distribution.
- Regulatory compliance.
Potential Revenue:
- Wholesale prices: $5-10 per kilogram.
- Retail prices: $10-20 per kilogram.
- Projected annual revenue: $100,000 – $500,000 (depending on scale)
Are you interested in exploring kuli-kuli export opportunities further?
