Urea 46% Granular
- Formula: 46-0-0
- Granular urea, minimum 46% N, biuret ≤1%
- Standard agricultural export grade for direct application and blending
- Available in 50 kg / 1 MT / Bulk
- LCL, FCL and bulk vessel supply
West Africa origin
Nigeria Urea SupplierWholesale Export Supply
Granular urea 46% sourced from Nigeria's expanding fertilizer production sector, positioned for West African and Atlantic distribution. Reliable quality, competitive terms and full export documentation for LCL, FCL and vessel shipments.
- Wholesale OnlyB2B buyers
- Urea 46%Granular
- Apapa / OnneLoad ports
- FOB / CFR / CIFFlexible terms
- Product
- Urea 46%
- Grades
- Granular
- Origin
- Nigeria
- Packaging
- 50 kg / 1 MT / Bulk
- Shipment
- LCL / FCL / Vessel
- Load Ports
- Apapa / Onne
- Incoterms
- FOB / CFR / CIF
- Availability
- Subject to confirmation
Why Nigeria
Why Source Urea from Nigeria?
We source granular urea 46% from Nigeria through our verified West Africa supplier network. Nigeria has invested significantly in domestic fertilizer production capacity, building on its large natural gas reserves to produce export-quality granular urea 46%. Our Canada-based team can arrange FOB Lagos/Onne shipments with full documentation and inspection support for importers and trading companies targeting West African and Atlantic Basin markets.
Read the full Nigeria supply overview
Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and a significant natural gas producer, providing the feedstock basis for domestic ammonia and urea manufacturing. Investment in modern fertilizer complexes has expanded Nigeria's capacity to produce granular urea 46% for both domestic consumption and export. As a West African production hub, Nigerian urea offers a regional supply option for buyers seeking alternatives to Middle Eastern or North African origins.
Nigeria's main export ports — Apapa/Lagos and Onne Port Complex near Port Harcourt — handle fertilizer exports alongside other commodity shipments. Onne Port in the Niger Delta region has modern bulk handling capacity and serves as the primary industrial port for fertilizer and petrochemical exports. Lagos port handles containerized and general cargo movements.
Buyers of Nigerian urea include regional West African trading companies, sub-Saharan African importers, and distributors seeking supply from within the African continent. Atlantic Basin routing from Nigerian ports also makes Nigerian urea accessible to certain South American and Caribbean markets.
Domestic gas-based production
Nigeria's large natural gas reserves provide feedstock for cost-effective urea synthesis in modern domestic facilities.
West African regional origin
Nigerian supply reduces shipping distance and transit time for West and Central African import markets.
Growing export infrastructure
Investment in port and industrial zone capacity at Onne and Lagos supports expanding fertilizer export volumes.
Atlantic Basin routing
Nigeria's Atlantic coast position enables competitive freight routing to West African, South American, and Caribbean buyers.
- Supporting African supply chain development: Sourcing from Nigeria supports a diversified, multi-continent supply network beyond traditional Middle East origins.
- Granular specification for broad applicability: Nigerian export-grade granular urea meets standard international specification (≥46% N) for agricultural use.
Grades Available from Nigeria
Product specifications
Nigeria Supply & Export Information
Key commercial and logistics information for international buyers.
Load Ports
- Apapa Port, Lagos, Nigeria
- Onne Port Complex, Rivers State, Nigeria
Packaging Options
- Bulk vessel (for commercial volumes)
- 1 MT jumbo / FIBC bags
- 50 kg PP/BOPP bags
- Containerized (20ft / 40ft)
Export Documentation
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
- Certificate of Origin (Nigeria)
- Certificate of Analysis (COA)
- Bill of Lading
- SGS / Intertek pre-shipment inspection certificate (on request)
- MSDS / Safety Data Sheet
- Combined Certificate of Value and Origin (CCVO) where applicable
- Import documentation support per destination country requirements
From Nigeria to Your Destination Port
A streamlined process from producer to your port, with full documentation and support.
Nigeria Producer
Supply from approved producers
Load Port
Apapa / Onne
Inspection
COA review and SGS / Intertek where required
Vessel / Container
LCL, FCL or bulk vessel shipment
Destination Port
Delivery with full export documents
Who We Supply
International buyers and organisations across the agricultural value chain.
- Importers & Trading Companies
- National & Regional Distributors
- Blending & Bagging Plants
- Agricultural Cooperatives
- Large Farms & Plantations
- Government & Institutional Buyers
Nigeria Supply & Compliance
Supply of Nigerian urea is subject to producer allocation, current Nigerian export conditions, port logistics, and destination market import rules. All transactions are screened for applicable trade compliance and sanctions requirements before confirmation. As an independent Canadian exporter, we do not claim exclusive agency, or producer affiliation with any Nigerian fertilizer manufacturer. Specifications and availability are supplier-confirmed at time of contract. Buyers should confirm their destination country's import requirements, including any product certification or phytosanitary obligations, before placing an order.
Buyer FAQ
View All FAQsIs Nigerian granular urea available for export?
Subject to current producer allocation and export conditions, we can arrange granular urea 46% from Nigeria. Availability is confirmed at the time of your enquiry based on current supply network status.
Which ports are used for Nigerian urea exports?
Nigerian fertilizer exports typically load at Onne Port Complex (Rivers State) or Apapa Port (Lagos). Onne is the primary industrial export port for the Niger Delta region.
Can Nigerian urea be supplied to West African neighboring countries?
Yes. Nigerian urea is well-positioned for distribution to West African neighbors by sea or, in some cases, by road (subject to destination country import regulations and cross-border trade compliance).
What Incoterms do you offer for Nigerian urea?
We offer FOB (Onne/Lagos), CFR, and CIF terms. Incoterm and destination port are confirmed in the signed sales contract.
Can independent inspection be arranged at Nigerian load ports?
Yes. SGS or Intertek inspection at Onne or Lagos can be arranged at the buyer's request. Inspection scope, timing, and cost are agreed in advance and documented in the contract.
What documentation comes with a Nigerian urea shipment?
Standard documents include Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Nigerian Certificate of Origin, COA, Bill of Lading, and MSDS. Additional certificates (CCVO, fumigation, etc.) are arranged based on destination requirements.
Alternative Supply Origins
We can also supply from other key origins to meet your requirements.
Request a Fertilizer Quote
Tell us your product, quantity, destination port, packaging and preferred Incoterm. Our team will respond with available options and indicative pricing.