Ground nut selling business
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Not aware of a groundnut business. How does a groundnut looks like?
What is your national pls?. You must be African and Nigerian in particular. Groundnut is a very palatable seeds to be consumed. We are in its season now.
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Yeah a Nigerian. And we love ground nuts a lot
Personally, I love to eat groundnut and I think it is a very good business.
I also enjoy eating groundnut all the time and I try as much as possible to buy one bottle every week which is why I believe that it is a good business for those that are into it.
Selling groundnuts is profitable. A lot of people enjoy eating groundnuts. Some like roasted, salted or unsalted. Some put them in soup. I enjoy eating roasted groundnuts. I have them once in a week.
From my observation, it is actually a kind of business that is carried out by a female mostly and they are usually located near the market or by the roadside.
If I have a chance, I would love to plant and cultivate groundnuts simply because of the way people love consuming it. They are buying on their way out, using it as snack and so many other uses.
In my country the peanut business is very profitable, because many people need it as a snack or as an ingredient for making dishes. There are many dishes that require peanuts here, including salad, lotek, soup, satay, and so on.
Ground nut business must be a lucrative business because it touches it's peak while we talk about it's demand. Nowadays I am doing almond business as I find out marked price difference between Almonds from local market and it is from whole sale market.
Groundnut is high in demand and that will rake in huge money for such business.
Selling of groundnut in general is a good business over here. There are people who fry and sell it, which can be used to eat different things like bread, biscuits and so on. Then there are some who use it to cook groundnut soup.
