Lagos, Nigeria | Bühler Group

A leader in grain and food processing, Bühler Nigeria offers full solutions for a wide range of applications: Grain drying and storage, flour milling, rice milling, cacao and chocolate processing, wafer and biscuit, pasta and noodles, feed and aqua feed milling.
Bühler Nigeria also supports with solutions for ink and coating applications as well as flexible packaging systems.
We are close to our customers with offices and service stations in Lagos and Kano.

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Media releases

August 8, 2023

Bühler builds Grain Processing and Innovation Center in Kano to support the development of food using local grains

Kano (Nigeria) August 8, 2023 – Nigeria, and the rest of sub-Saharan Africa, is heavily dependent on imported wheat, in particular from Russia and Ukraine. With a growing population, food sovereignty and security through local grain production is essential to the region’s future prosperity. Bühler is providing the technology to achieve this with its Grain Processing and Innovation Center (GPIC), which will open early in 2024 in Kano, northern Nigeria. The GPIC will support local producers in the development of safe and affordable food.

June 6, 2023

SnackFix from Bühler adds value to local grains in Nigeria and boosts Food Security

Lagos (Nigeria), June 6, 2023 - The SnackFix small-scale cereal bar production system from Swiss technology group Bühler is the ideal solution for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to add value to locally produced grains in Nigeria and assist the country to address food security, says Manuel Murrenhoff, Managing Director, Bühler Nigeria.

Feburary 17, 2023

Bühler Nigeria and Switzerland cooperate for regional training initiative

Bühler Nigeria and the Swiss authorities cooperate to expand the Trainee and Intern Development Program at Bühler’s offices in Lagos and Kano. The program, which is supported by a grant from the Swiss State Secretariat for Migration (SEM), started in January 2023 and will provide training to 48 young candidates in technical and supportive functions by December 2025.