These include the Nigeria Export Promotion Council, the Nigeria Customs Service, and the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Services.
Additionally, NAFDAC collaborated with the CBN Trade & Exchange Department, which houses the Nigerian Export Supervision Scheme.
The workshop was titled, ‘Achieving Sustainable Export of Regulated Products: The Imperatives.’
She revealed that the previous and perennial state of international rejection of Nigerian exports had been attributed to the gross absence or negligence of regulatory supervision in the areas of Food Safety and Quality, the evasion or rejection of statutory stipulations of minimum requirements for product quality, packaging, and storage conditions for shipping of regulated products in international commerce, to mention a few.
Adeyeye added that NAFDAC licenses would be a requirement for the issuance of Form e-NXP for regulated products.
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