Introduction
Exporting agricultural products from Senegal represents a major opportunity for agrifood companies. Peanuts, sesame, mango, fishery products... Senegal has considerable potential.
Essential documents
1. Phytosanitary certificate
Issued by the Plant Protection Directorate (DPV), this document certifies that your products are free from pests and diseases.
2. Certificate of origin
Proves the Senegalese origin of your goods, essential for benefiting from trade agreements.
3. Commercial invoice
Document detailing the transaction: quantities, prices, terms of sale (Incoterms).
Key steps
1. **Goods preparation**: Packaging to international standards
2. **Obtaining certificates**: Anticipate administrative delays
3. **Choosing a freight forwarder**: Crucial partner for success
4. **Shipment tracking**: Traceability to destination
NSG Tips
- Plan ahead: allow 2-3 weeks for formalities
- Check destination country requirements
- Work with an experienced freight forwarder like NSG
Conclusion
Agricultural export requires rigor and expertise. NSG supports you at every step to secure your operations.