BUSINESSES are in for a new era of simplified logistics with Shoptomydoor’s expansion into providing business services and solutions to Nigerian companies.

  According to Shoptomydoor, Nigerian business have for a long time needed solutions that allowed easy procurement, shipping, clearing and delivery of goods from the U.S and other countries to Nigeria stress free, which is what Shoptomydoor has successfully done in the consumer section.

  Typically, Shoptomydoor had provided solutions that focused primarily on serving individuals and consumers. The firm offer specialized warehouse system that allows individuals to use the Visa and MasterCard to shop in stores all over the US, UK and China as if they are local residents. Shoppers send the purchased items to their assigned local address and Shoptomydoor delivers it in a few business days.

  Following the success they have recorded in serving individuals, they are expanding the same offering to business and are taking it a step further to offer more services suited to businesses. Having acquired its own clearing license in Nigeria, the Shoptomydoor group said it can now offer businesses free local address in the U.S, UK and China allowing them to make purchases of industrial supplies from stores such as Amazon industrial, Northern tools and have these delivered right to their local address.      

   Depending on the company’s choice, shoptomydoor offers consolidated air and ocean shipping services for these companies. They have further expanded their business services to include not just shipping but clearing services in Nigeria as well. 

   Speaking in Lagos, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Shoptomydoor, Nduka Udeh said, “the recent acquisition of a 23,000 square foot warehouse in worlds oil capital of Houston Texas was in preparation to provide excellent service to all business sizes. He emphasized that business of all sizes relying on the shoptomydoor solution can benefit greatly by procuring basic items directly from manufacturers at potential savings of 25 per cent to over 100 per cent of the local cost prize seen in Nigeria.”