Wigmore Trading is West Africa's one-stop trade partner. We source, ship, warehouse, distribute and market products for brands, importers and retailers — from first quote to shelf.
Most trading companies do one link in the chain. We run all five — one contract, one point of contact, and no hand-off failures between suppliers, shippers and sellers.
Product sourcing and procurement from Nigeria, Ghana and global suppliers — with quality inspection before anything moves.
Agri & commodities →Air cargo, container handling and LCL sea freight, managed end-to-end through our dedicated shipping arm.
Shipping & logistics →Temperature-controlled, pallet-shelved warehousing in Lagos. Sensitive goods are inspected and probed on arrival.
Store & sell →Daily deliveries direct to supermarkets, caterers and retailers across Lagos and West Africa with our own fleet.
Distribution →Product launches, exhibitions, influencer campaigns and a sales team that knows how to build a brand in Nigeria.
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Launch into the Nigerian market through our existing distribution channels and dedicated marketing teams — exposure and awareness from day one.
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High-quality warehousing with a difference: we don't just hold your stock, we help sell and distribute it while it's with us.
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Quality foods and consumer goods delivered directly to the doors of supermarkets, food and catering businesses in Nigeria and West Africa.
Order for your business →Whether you're a small importer or a multinational brand, listing on wigmorewholesale.com puts your products in front of West Africa's fastest-growing wholesale cash & carry network — online and from our 12,000 ft² Lagos store.
Consistent availability, exceptional lead times and maximum shelf life across our core categories.
East Africa business opportunities across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Ethiopia — the EAC common market, the two port corridors, and where demand sits.
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Ghana business opportunities for importers and manufacturers — GIPC capital rules, Tema port, cedi risk, and why Ghana is often entered before Nigeria.
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Nigeria business opportunities assessed honestly — the sectors with real demand, the FX and power constraints, and how to enter without a subsidiary.
Read article →Book a free 15-minute consultation and we'll map the fastest route from your product to its market — sourcing, shipping, storage, distribution or all of it.
