Markets · 15 countries
Food processing plants for West Africa (ECOWAS)
Robust low-maintenance lines, spare parts in stock, generators, water treatment. Design, delivery, installation and on-site service in every country of the area.
- Countries served
- 15
- Power grid
- 14 · 50 Hz · 0 · 60 Hz · 1 mixed
- Country pages
- Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria
Certifications and compliance
National product registration (e.g. NAFDAC in Nigeria).
Recommended lines for the area
Technical data by country
| Country | Power grid | Food safety authority | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Benin BJ | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Burkina Faso BF | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Cape Verde CV | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Côte d’Ivoire CI | 230 V · 50 Hz | — | Country page |
| Gambia GM | 230 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Ghana GH | 230 V · 50 Hz | Ghana FDA | Country page |
| Guinea GN | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Guinea-Bissau GW | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Liberia LR | 120 V / 220 V · 50/60 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Mali ML | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Niger NE | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Nigeria NG | 230 V · 50 Hz | NAFDAC | Market page |
| Senegal SN | 230 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Sierra Leone SL | 230 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
| Togo TG | 220 V · 50 Hz | — | Request a quote |
Single-phase voltage and frequency: source IEC — International Electrotechnical Commission, World Plugs. Authorities link to their official websites.
Frequently asked questions
Which certifications does a food plant need in West Africa (ECOWAS)?
Reference framework: National product registration (e.g. NAFDAC in Nigeria). The plant's technical documentation is prepared for the destination country; product registration with the local authority remains the producer's responsibility, with our documentation support.
Which power grid should I plan for?
The area has countries at 50 Hz (14) and at 60 Hz (0) and 1 with a mixed 50/60 Hz grid. Motors, inverters and panels are sized on the frequency and voltage of the installation country, shown in the table. Source: IEC — International Electrotechnical Commission, World Plugs (https://www.iec.ch/world-plugs).
Which lines are most requested in West Africa (ECOWAS)?
Robust low-maintenance lines, spare parts in stock, generators, water treatment. The most suitable lines are: tomato and derivatives plants, juice and beverage lines, fruit processing plants.
Which authorities oversee food safety in West Africa (ECOWAS)?
Ghana: Ghana FDA (https://fdaghana.gov.gh); Nigeria: NAFDAC (https://www.nafdac.gov.ng). These are the official websites to consult for product registration.
Do you deliver, install and provide service in these countries?
Yes. We supply plants worldwide with design, delivery, installation, start-up, operator training and on-site service at the customer's factory.
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