About - AfroRoots

Rooted in Quality. Driven by Standards

AfroRoots Global Exports Ltd was founded to connect Africa’s agricultural strength with global demand. The company was established by an International Business student in Europe who identified a clear gap between Africa’s high-quality agricultural production and the structured, compliance-driven requirements of European and global markets.

Leveraging advanced training in international trade, supply chains, and market entry strategies, AfroRoots was created to turn African agro-commodities into export-ready products that meet international standards. We operate with a strong focus on strategic partnerships, working across the value chain—from sourcing and processing to logistics and compliance—to deliver reliable, traceable, and high-quality agricultural exports.

Today, AfroRoots Global Exports serves as a professional gateway for buyers and partners seeking consistent access to African agricultural commodities through transparent and standards-driven trade.

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Mission Statement

To export high-quality Nigerian agricultural commodities to global markets through ethical sourcing, compliance, and transparent trade practices.

Vision Statement

To become a trusted African agro-export brand recognized for quality, reliability, and sustainable trade

Core Values

Integrity

Quality

Transparency

Sustainability

Leadership & Vision

Meet The Founder

Robert Ogwo

Founder & Managing Director

Robert Ogwo is a sales-driven entrepreneur with extensive experience across agriculture, healthcare, and international trade. As the Founder of AfroRoots Global Exports, he is focused on building scalable business structures that connect African producers directly to global markets.

Robert’s journey began while studying International Business in Europe, where he identified a critical gap between Africa’s high-quality agricultural production and the strict compliance requirements of Western markets. Leveraging his advanced training in supply chains and market entry strategies, he established AfroRoots to bridge this gap—turning local commodities into export-ready products that meet international standards.