The Export Process For Nigeria
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The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has recently published in the Nigerian media the following announcement:
"As of the 24th July 2016, the provisional SONCAP default Certificate platform has been closed indefinitely".
SON (Standards Organisation of Nigeria), CBN (Central Bank of Nigeria) and NCS (Nigeria Customs Service) have joined hands to enhance trade facilitation and faster clearance of imported goods at the port of entry in Nigeria.
As the longest serving Conformity Assessment Programme (CAP) partner to the Standards Organisation of Nigeria, we understand the issues our clients can have, when being targeted by individuals fraudulently claiming to be from Intertek or from the SONCAP Liaison Office in Nigeria. They are offering certification services at much higher fees than are laid out in our exporter guidelines and through a much more complicated process.
In January 2013, the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) officially released a new SONCAP regime with a completely revised conformity assessment structure. The programme now encompasses conformity assessment and verification procedures applicable to all products imported into Nigeria except for those under the exemption list.
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