How To Become a Nescafe Distributor in Nigeria: The Duties, Requirements and Benefits

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Nescafe is a coffee brand that was created in 1937 by the Nestle company. It has become one of the most well-known and recognized coffee brands ever. Nescafe offers many different types of roasts, flavors, and varieties to meet everyone’s taste. The company also offers instant granules for people who need their caffeine fix but don’t want to wait around for fresh brewed coffee or tea. To become a distributor in Nigeria you must have an import license from Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) and product registration certificate from National Agency For Food & Drug Administration & Control (NAFDAC). You will also be required to pay an annual fee which is dependent on your sales volume each year so it can vary greatly depending on how much

The Duties, Requirements and Benefits

If you are applying to become a Nescafe distributor in Nigeria you need to pay a $100 startup fee, which is the annual fee and then $15,000 as an annual fee every year to renew. The annual fee is due on the 31st of March every year and can be paid over 3 months in the year. That would be January, February, and March. You are also required to acquire your NCDAC registration as a distributor as well as any other required licenses from NCS. This is because Nescafe and Nestle products like juices, beers, ice-creams, juices, powders, candies, and sauces all fall under different food and beverage laws, which each state has its own laws, and requires each state to approve and enforce specific laws for its territory.

How to Become a Distributor in Nigeria
the company sells. To become a distributor in Nigeria, it is important for you to make a decision soon. Distributors are the backbone of Nescafe. They provide distribution services to individuals, retailers and wholesale. They also purchase Nescafe coffee and distribute it to the customers. If you are planning to become a distributor, here are some things that you will need to know:

The process of becoming a distributor in Nigeria is simple but requires a lot of work.

You will need to take some tests to determine your aptitude for the job and your knowledge of the Coffee product. The tests will consist of evaluating your aptitude and skills for selling the Nescafe coffee and its variety. They also include how you work as a team and your verbal and listening skills.

The Import Licensing Process
To get an import license from the Nigerian Customs Service, first you must apply and have the product approved. This process is an initial application to establish whether you meet the required criteria for the import license. It takes a little bit of paperwork to prove that you do indeed have the product and that it has been correctly imported. This process takes around five to six weeks and NCS has an online application that you can complete. Once your application has been approved, it is sent to the local office to determine if you meet the requirements for the import license. NCS will then pass your application on to NAFDAC for final approval.

The Registration process

To apply you should have your contact details of both NCS and NAFDAC. Before you can start you should be certified to be an NAFDAC Registered distributor. It is advisable to get it done soon as your name will be on the list for future recruitment opportunities.

List of NAFDAC Registration Instructions

Step 1: Apply at the nearest NAFDAC office with the required documents

• You should bring the following documents with you –

a) National Tax Identification Number (NTIN)

b) International Driver’s License (ID)

c) The registration document

Step 2: Report to the NAFDAC Registration Centre for physical examination

• You should go to the registration centre after submitting all the required documents.

Finances of Becoming a Nescafe Distributor in Nigeria

To become a Nescafe distributor in Nigeria, you will need:

• A Nigeria National Import Licence. This is a stamp that certif

ies that you are able to import a certain amount of goods into Nigeria. This could be in the form of anything like cacoa beans, teas, orange juice, or orange juice concentrate. You can learn more about how to obtain the NNIL certificate from the NCS.

• A Product Registration Certificate from NAFDAC. This certificate certifies that the product you import into Nigeria is in accordance with the safety and quality standards of the country. It is important to bring the certificate with you when you are going to NCS for your import license application.

• A three-year export policy that will explain how much money you can take out of the country on a yearly basis.

Conclusion
Now that you have a better understanding of why you need to become a distributor in Nigeria, it is time to talk about how to become a distributor. The application for the permit must be made within two months of being requested by the NCS. In addition, you will be required to submit an application fee of N25,000.00. In return, you will get your product registration certificate, import license, a business registration certificate, an employment certificate, a tax clearance certificate, and a certificate of insurance. Be prepared to undergo an interview by the NCSC in order to qualify for the import license, however there is no set fee for this interview. As soon as you have a hold of all of these documents, you will be required to pay an annual fee of N125,000.00.