National Brand Development and Made in Nigeria Project Office (MAiNPro) Invites Seafood Industry Stakeholders to Seafood Asia 2026 in Singapore
National Brand Development and Made in Nigeria Project Office (MAiNPro) Invites Seafood Industry Stakeholders to Seafood Asia 2026 in Singapore
The National Brand Development and Made in Nigeria Project Office (MAiNPro) has called on Nigerian stakeholders in the fisheries and seafood value chain to participate in Seafood Asia 2026, one of Asia's leading seafood trade exhibitions, scheduled to be held in Singapore from September 2 to 4, 2026, with an additional China stopover for business engagements.
The international trade mission is designed to provide Nigerian businesses with a platform to showcase locally produced seafood products, attract foreign investment, explore export opportunities, and establish strategic partnerships with global buyers and technology providers.
The initiative aligns with the Federal Government's drive to expand non-oil exports, promote value addition and strengthen Nigeria's position in international agricultural and food markets.
Expanding Opportunities for Nigeria's Seafood Industry
Seafood Asia 2026 is expected to bring together seafood producers, importers, exporters, processors, equipment manufacturers and investors from across Asia and other parts of the world.
Nigeria's participation offers businesses an opportunity to showcase the country's growing fisheries and aquaculture industry while promoting high-quality Made-in-Nigeria seafood products to international markets.
The event is expected to facilitate business networking, investment discussions, and technology exchange that could enhance the competitiveness of Nigeria's seafood sector.
Who Should Participate?
The National Brand Development and Made in Nigeria Project Office is inviting participants from across the fisheries value chain, including:
Fish pond owners.
Fishery products dealers.
Fish feed manufacturers.
Fishing equipment suppliers.
Seafood processors.
Aquaculture investors.
Exporters and distributors.
Participation will enable businesses to interact directly with international buyers, suppliers and industry experts while gaining valuable insights into global seafood trends and market requirements.
Promoting Made-in-Nigeria Products
The trade mission supports the Made in Nigeria initiative by providing local businesses with greater visibility in international markets.
By exhibiting Nigerian seafood products abroad, participants can:
Explore export opportunities.
Build international partnerships.
Promote Nigerian brands.
Access new technologies.
Attract foreign investment.
Expand market reach.
Increasing exports of processed and value-added seafood products also supports Nigeria's economic diversification agenda and helps generate foreign exchange earnings.
Strengthening the Fisheries Value Chain
Nigeria possesses significant potential in aquaculture and fisheries, driven by abundant water resources and growing domestic demand for fish products.
Participation in international exhibitions such as Seafood Asia can help strengthen the industry through:
Technology transfer.
Capacity building.
Market intelligence.
Product innovation.
Investment partnerships.
Improved production standards.
Exposure to global best practices can improve productivity and position Nigerian seafood producers to compete more effectively in international markets.
China Stop-Over Offers Additional Business Opportunities
The trade mission will also include a China stop-over, providing delegates with additional opportunities to engage with manufacturers, investors and technology providers in one of the world's largest seafood and aquaculture markets.
The visit is expected to facilitate:
Business-to-business meetings.
Factory visits.
Investment discussions.
Technology partnerships.
Supply chain collaborations.
These engagements could help Nigerian businesses identify new opportunities for expanding production and improving operational efficiency.
Supporting Nigeria's Export Diversification
The Federal Government continues to encourage increased participation in international trade exhibitions as part of efforts to diversify the economy beyond oil.
Developing the fisheries and aquaculture sector can contribute to:
Increased non-oil exports.
Job creation.
Food security.
Rural economic development.
Industrial growth.
Foreign exchange earnings.
Expanding access to international markets remains essential for unlocking the sector's full economic potential.
Event Details
Target Participants:
Fish pond owners.
Fishery products dealers.
Fish feed manufacturers.
Fishing equipment suppliers.
Seafood processors.
Aquaculture businesses.
Investors.
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Conclusion
Seafood Asia 2026 presents a valuable opportunity for Nigerian businesses in the fisheries and aquaculture industry to expand their global footprint, attract investment and establish international partnerships. Through the National Brand Development and Made in Nigeria Project Office, Nigeria is positioning its seafood industry to benefit from growing global demand while advancing the country's non-oil export and industrialisation agenda.
By connecting local producers with international markets in Singapore and China, the initiative has the potential to strengthen Nigeria's seafood value chain, promote Made-in-Nigeria products and contribute to sustainable economic growth.
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