Asia & Africa General Trading FZE LLC is supplying Day to Day Instant Fat Filled Milk Powder 28% from India, delivered CIF Onne Port (Rivers State) and CIF Apapa Port (Lagos) at USD 1,930 per metric ton. The product is packed in 25 kg bags, fortified with vitamins A, D, E and K, and formulated at 28% fat content to deliver the rich, creamy reconstitution that Nigerian consumers, food manufacturers, and institutional buyers expect.
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Product Specifications
Brand: Day to Day
Product: Instant Fat Filled Milk Powder, 28% fat
Origin: India
Net Weight: 25 kg per bag
Price: USD 1,930 per metric ton
Delivery: CIF Onne Port, Rivers State, Nigeria / CIF Apapa Port, Lagos, Nigeria
Fortification: Vitamins A, D, E, K
Fat Content: 28% vegetable fat
Label Language: English and French (Poudre Instantanée à base de matières grasses)
Supplier: Asia & Africa General Trading FZE LLC, Deira, Dubai, UAE
What Fat Filled Milk Powder Is and Why Nigeria Buys It
Fat filled milk powder is produced by combining skimmed milk powder with vegetable fat, typically palm oil or a blend of vegetable oils, then spray-drying the mixture into an instant powder. The result is a product that reconstitutes smoothly in water, delivers a rich and creamy flavour comparable to full cream milk, and costs significantly less per litre of reconstituted milk than whole milk powder or fresh dairy.
Nigeria’s food import market has favoured fat filled milk powder for decades for straightforward reasons. The country has a large population, significant domestic dairy sector limitations, and consumer demand for affordable, nutritious milk products at every income level. Fat filled powder bridges that gap at a price that works.
The 28% fat specification in Day to Day is the standard commercial grade that performs across the widest range of applications. At 28% vegetable fat, you get full, creamy reconstitution without the greasiness that can come from higher-fat formulations, and without the thin, watery texture that lower-fat powders sometimes produce.
The vitamin fortification, A, D, E and K, is not an afterthought. In the Nigerian market specifically, and across West Africa more broadly, fortified dairy products command better acceptance from both regulatory bodies and health-conscious buyers, particularly in the institutional and school feeding segments.
CIF Onne and Apapa: Two Ports, Two Markets
Pricing to both Onne and Apapa is deliberate. These two ports serve fundamentally different commercial geographies within Nigeria, and buyers sourcing for the southern or eastern Nigerian market think in different terms than buyers supplying Lagos and the southwest.
Onne Port, Rivers State sits at the heart of Nigeria’s south-south commercial zone. It serves Port Harcourt and the surrounding Niger Delta oil belt cities, and through road distribution, connects into Enugu, Onitsha, and the densely populated southeast. The Onitsha market, one of the largest open-air markets in West Africa, is a major redistribution hub for food commodities arriving through southern ports. Milk powder arriving at Onne Port moves quickly into this network.
Apapa Port, Lagos is Nigeria’s busiest commercial port and the gateway to the country’s largest consumer market. Lagos State alone has an estimated population of 15 to 20 million people, and the Greater Lagos commercial zone encompasses a food distribution infrastructure that reaches Ibadan, Abeokuta, and across the southwest. Apapa handles an enormous share of Nigeria’s food import volume, including the canned fish, dairy, sugar, and cereal imports that Lagos-based wholesale distributors process daily.
Buying CIF means the cost, insurance, and freight from India to your Nigerian port is included in the quoted price of USD 1,930 per metric ton. No separate freight negotiation, no shipping agent coordination at origin, no surprises on the landed cost.
Who Buys Day to Day in Nigeria
The commercial buyer profile for fat filled milk powder in Nigeria is diverse, and Day to Day’s formulation and price point speak to several of them simultaneously.
Food manufacturers producing flavoured milk drinks, yoghurt, ice cream, and dairy-based beverages are the largest-volume buyers. Kano, Lagos, Onitsha, and Ibadan all have active dairy processing operations that import fat filled powder as their primary raw material. For these buyers, consistent fat content, smooth reconstitution, and reliable documentation are the non-negotiables. Day to Day at 28% fat delivers on all three.
Bakeries and confectionery producers across Nigeria use fat filled powder in bread enrichment, biscuit manufacture, cake production, and the wide range of Nigerian baked goods that rely on milk for texture and flavour. The instant formulation is particularly useful for bakery operations because it dissolves completely without clumping, even in fast-paced production environments.
Institutional buyers, including schools, hospitals, and catering operations serving large workforces, purchase fat filled powder for bulk reconstituted milk production. The vitamin fortification makes Day to Day particularly appropriate for this segment.
Wholesale distributors in Lagos and Port Harcourt who supply retail markets, open markets, and smaller grocery operators are the backbone of how fat filled powder reaches the consumer level in Nigeria. These buyers purchase in FCL quantities and break down into smaller lots for resale.
Street food vendors and tea sellers ultimately represent the end consumer, but they source through the wholesale chain. The final cup of Milo, the bowl of morning pap with milk, the cup of sweet tea at a roadside stall, these products are all downstream of the import and wholesale chain that starts with a CIF shipment arriving at Onne or Apapa.
Why Nigeria and Why Now
Nigeria’s population crossed 220 million people recently and continues to grow. Domestic dairy production, primarily from small-scale northern pastoral communities, meets only a fraction of national consumption. The country imports billions of naira worth of dairy products annually, and fat filled milk powder represents one of the highest-volume categories within that import flow.
Post-naira stabilisation efforts and the clearing of some import duty backlogs have made 2026 a more active procurement period for Nigerian food importers who were cautious during the currency volatility of 2023 and 2024. Buyers who deferred large commodity purchases are now moving again, and shipment windows from India, which is producing abundantly following a good dairy season, are favourable.
The French labelling on Day to Day bags (Poudre Instantanée à base de matières grasses, Végétal 28%, Bon Pour Vous Santé) is not accidental. The brand is formulated and presented for the Francophone West Africa market as well as Nigeria, which means Nigerian importers who also supply Cotonou, Lome, Dakar, or Abidjan can move the same product into multiple markets without repackaging.
West Africa Beyond Nigeria
Nigeria is the primary market for this offer, but the demand picture across West Africa tells a similar story in country after country.
Ghana imports significant volumes of fat filled powder through Tema Port. Accra’s food manufacturing sector, which is more developed per capita than Nigeria’s, has an active base of dairy processors. Ghanaian buyers importing through Lagos or direct CIF Tema will find the Day to Day specification well-matched to local processing requirements.
Senegal and Francophone West Africa represent a natural fit given the French label. Senegalese ataya culture, which centres on extremely sweet, creamy green tea served in multiple glasses, drives consumer demand for milk powder at scale. Dakar’s wholesale market and the Touba and Diourbel trade networks move dairy products across the country and into Mali, Guinea, and Guinea-Bissau.
Ivory Coast is the economic hub of Francophone West Africa with a food manufacturing sector that includes significant dairy processing. Abidjan importers source fat filled powder from multiple origins, and competitive CIF pricing from Indian origin is consistently competitive against European-made product.
Cameroon and DRC both have large populations and established wholesale food distribution networks that accommodate fat filled milk powder in significant volumes. Douala for Cameroon and Matadi or Kinshasa for DRC are the relevant entry points.
Togo and Benin function partly as transit markets, with Lome and Cotonou serving as re-export points into the landlocked Sahel countries, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, all of which have strong tea and dairy consumption cultures but no significant domestic dairy production.
For buyers in any of these markets, we can provide CIF pricing to the relevant destination port. The published USD 1,930 per metric ton CIF Onne and Apapa is the Nigeria reference point. Contact us with your destination and quantity for a tailored quotation.
The Day to Day Brand
Day to Day is positioned as an everyday nutrition brand, the name itself makes the point directly. It is not a luxury product. It is a reliable, well-formulated fat filled powder designed for consistent daily use across household, food service, and manufacturing applications.
The yellow and red packaging, the Bon Pour Vous Santé (Good for Your Health) claim, and the vitamin fortification profile all communicate a value proposition that resonates in the Nigerian and West African market. Affordability, nutrition, and reliability are the three things Nigerian buyers at every level of the supply chain are evaluating when they make a dairy powder purchasing decision. Day to Day is built around those three things.
The 25 kg bag is the industry standard for dairy powder in wholesale trade across West Africa. It is the unit that wholesale warehouse operations, food manufacturers, and institutional catering buyers are set up to receive, store, and process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is fat filled milk powder and how is it different from full cream milk powder?
Full cream milk powder retains the natural milk fat from fresh whole milk. Fat filled milk powder replaces that milk fat with vegetable fat, typically at a lower cost, while maintaining a similar texture, taste, and reconstitution profile. For most food manufacturing, beverage, and consumer applications, the difference is not detectable in the final product. The cost saving is real and significant, which is why fat filled powder dominates the food industry and institutional buying segments in West Africa.
What does 28% fat content mean in practice?
What is the minimum order quantity for CIF shipment to Onne or Apapa?
Is the product suitable for NAFDAC registration?
Can I get a CIF quotation for Tema (Ghana), Dakar (Senegal), or Abidjan (Ivory Coast)?
What other dairy products do you supply?
Where is Asia & Africa General Trading located?
Our office is located in Dubai, at Al Shizawi Building – Al Ahmadiya St – Deira – Al Ras(Near Al Ras Metro Station). You can easily find us on Google Maps or contact us directly for any assistance you may need in finding us. We look forward to serving you!
Other Products We Supply
Asia & Africa General Trading supplies a full range of food commodities into Nigeria and West Africa alongside Day to Day fat filled powder.
Le Pari Sardines in Vegetable Oil at USD 20.15 per carton (125g x 50 tins) CIF Lome, Togo, with strong demand across the ECOWAS region. White chickpeas in 42/44, 44/46, 58/60, and 80/85 count grades with CNF pricing to Apapa on request. White refined sugar on competitive terms to West African ports. Indian-origin spices including cumin, coriander, turmeric, and chilli powder available on commercial terms.
Combining multiple products in one FCL reduces your per-MT freight cost and simplifies documentation. Contact our team to discuss a consolidated shipment.