Afriexporter Magazine is a bi-monthly publication dedicated to exporters and comes with packaged information on how to start, manage and grow the export business featuring markets and industry profiles, expert advice and analysis on finance, foreign exchange, IP issues, Legal Issues, freight and international marketing.
It is also conceived as a thorough going magazine catering for dissemination of information needed investors, customers, traders, consulting firms, and exporters, and features that can help African trading system compete more effectively and efficiently in the market place.
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10,000 copies of AFRIEXPORTER are mailed to senior Government Officials & top exporters in Nigeria and over 18 countries in Africa with corresponding importers around the world.
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