Automatic Coco Beans Screw Oil Processing Plant in Nigeria

• Use: Coco Bean Oil
• Type:Coco Bean Oil Processing Machine
• Production Capacity: 100TPD(24hrs)
• Power: 2.2 kw/ 4 kw
• Dimension(L*W*H): 1800*600*1800mm
• Weight: Based on capacity and request
• Payment: T/T, L/C, D/A, D/P, Western Union, MoneyGram
• Market: Nigeria

Multi-billion naira cocoa processing plant to boost Nigeria’s Export

“The Johnvents Cocoa Processing Factory is expected to generate the needed foreign exchange earnings for the country, especially considering the global value of the cocoa market of about $200

Johnvents Industries Limited, a Nigerian agribusiness firm, has commissioned its upgraded US$36mn cocoa processing plant in Akure, Ondo State. The factory is fully automated with a processing capacity of 15,000 metric tonnes of raw cocoa, crushing it into cocoa liquor, butter, cake and powder for both local and international market.

Firm inaugurates N15b cocoa processing plant in Ondo

“Johnvents Cocoa Processing Factory is a highly progressive agribusiness project, with 15,000 metric tonnes automated processing plant that requires less manpower and operates at 98 per cent

Introduction of Cocoa Processing Machine Nigeria: This set of equipment contains a total of 8 machines, which can complete the production from cocoa beans to cocoa powder, with an input capacity of 100 kg/h. Process flow: Roaster → peeler→ grinding → melting → oil press → cocoa cake crusher → cocoa powder grinding machine → cocoa

Lagos plans to establish three cocoa processing hubs to boost export

Nigeria, the world’s fourth-largest cocoa producer and supplier, saw the value of its global supply decline by 3.4 percent to 280,000 metric tonnes in the 2022–2023 season, according to the International Cocoa Organisation’s latest data on global production (ICCO). The country exports the bulk of its cash crops raw, despite its

Seyi John Salau. June 28, 2022. Barely six months after the launch of its multimillion-dollar factory in Ondo State, Johnvents Industries Limited, the leading indigenous cocoa processing company in Nigeria, says it has processed about 5,000 metric tonnes of cocoa for export, aimed at boosting Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings.

Cross River’s $10-million Cocoa-Processing Plant Commences in August

The government also plans to distribute 10 million seedlings of a cocoa variety that matures in three years to farmers to increase output. Nigeria is the world’s fifth-biggest producer of the chocolate ingredient, with the Cocoa Association of Nigeria expecting the 2020 main harvest between October and December to yield 148,750 tons.

Nigeria’s southeastern Cross River state is setting up a 4-billion naira ($10-million) cocoa-processing plant to start operations in August and target the export market, an official said.

Cross River State Releases Ultra-Modern Cocoa Processing Plant

On Sep 26, 2022. The Cross River State Government has finalized processes to concession its ultra-modern Cocoa Processing plant, Ikom to AA Universal Agro Industries Ltd (AAU). The Governor of the state, Professor Ben Ayade, during the concession agreement signing ceremony at the Conference Hall of his Office, in Calabar, said the development

Nigeria’s cocoa production, according to the data, nosedived by 0.3 per cent year-on-year since 2014, and the production figure as of 2019 was estimated at 324,458 metric tonnes, ranking number