Winning In Pricing For High-quality Cassava Flour (hqcf) Usages To Thrive In Nig
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This page is a promotional listing by a single author discussing the economic challenges of High-Quality Cassava Flour (HQCF) in Nigeria, specifically focusing on pricing hurdles against wheat flour and rising input costs. The post provides specific market data and contact details but does not feature a discussion, Q&A, or community coordination.
Pain points:
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Prices:
50.0 wheat_flour: NGN64500.0/kg (Nigeria)50.0 HQCF: NGN70000.0/kg (Nigeria)
Credibility signals:
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“the current market price of 50kg of wheat flour is averagely Sixty-four thousand, five hundred naira (N64,500) and that of HQCF 50kg is averagely Seventy thousand naira (N70,000)”
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“At that time, that the tail began to wag the dog instead of the other way round, many producers just shut down their factories and 'begin dey look'”
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Unclassified: discusses the need for HQCF to be 10-15% cheaper than wheat flour to be economically attractive