SNJ Exim exports Caustic Soda Flakes, Hydrochloric Acid, Hydrogen Peroxide, Sulphuric Acid, Glacial Acetic Acid and Sodium Sulphate from Gujarat, India to Nigeria — serving soap and detergent manufacturing in Lagos, fertiliser and petrochemical operations around Onne and Port Harcourt, oil and gas well servicing in the Niger Delta, textile mills in Kano, the Aba leather and tannery cluster, and general water treatment and food-grade applications nationwide. 18–22 day transit from Mundra/Hazira to Apapa, with direct clearance capability at Onne Port for Rivers State-bound cargo.
Nigeria is West Africa’s largest economy, with fast-growing and still heavily import-dependent chemical demand. Caustic soda flakes lead by a wide margin — driven by Nigeria’s large soap and detergent manufacturing base concentrated around Lagos, alongside Kano’s textile mills, which use it for scouring, desizing and dyeing. Sulphuric acid demand is climbing quickly too: it is a direct input for ammonium sulphate fertiliser, a segment that has grown roughly 26% in recent years as Nigeria’s Presidential Fertiliser Initiative expands its network of NPK blending plants, many of them supplied through the fertiliser and petrochemical corridor around Onne and Port Harcourt — home to the Notore and Indorama Eleme complexes. Water-treatment facilities across Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt use hydrochloric acid for pH correction, while the Niger Delta’s upstream oil and gas operators — based largely out of Onne, Nigeria’s dedicated Oil & Gas Free Zone — rely on it for well acidising. Kano’s textile mills and the Aba leather and tannery cluster both drive steady demand for caustic soda and glacial acetic acid, and hydrogen peroxide serves food processing, packaging sterilisation and wastewater COD reduction nationwide. We supply importers and distributors at the Apapa and Ojota chemical markets, with SONCAP and NAFDAC-compatible SDS documentation on request, and can route Rivers State-bound cargo directly through Onne Port rather than trucking it overland from Lagos.
Soap and detergent manufacturing around Lagos — Nigeria’s single largest chemical import by volume — plus textile scouring and desizing in Kano, tannery liming in Aba, and general water treatment.
Water-treatment pH control across Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, and oil-well acidising for Niger Delta operators clearing through Onne Port.
Food processing and packaging sterilisation, wastewater COD reduction, and textile bleaching for Kano’s growing garment sector.
Direct input for ammonium sulphate fertiliser blending near the Onne/Port Harcourt fertiliser corridor, plus battery manufacturing and aluminium-sulphate synthesis for water treatment.
Food preservation and flavour production, PET synthesis, textile dyeing in Kano, and leather processing in the Aba tannery cluster.
Detergent filler and textile dye-levelling — a growing Nigerian demand segment tied to Lagos-based detergent manufacturing and Kano’s dyeing operations.
Nigeria’s chemical demand is concentrated in a handful of industrial clusters, each with a distinct chemical profile. Here’s how our six products map to the sectors driving that demand.