Non Woven Fabric Supplier Nigeria — Export from India | Favourite Fab
Favourite Fab is an India-based non woven fabric supplier Nigeria importers order from directly: an ISO 9001:2015 certified, IEC-registered manufacturer in Agra shipping PP spunbond, spunlace and SMS rolls to Lagos (Apapa/Tin Can Island) for hygiene, hospital, agriculture and packaging lines, MOQ 1 ton, at competitive export pricing — request a sample before your first container.
Why Nigerian buyers source non woven fabric from India
Nigerian hygiene, hospital-supply, agriculture and packaging manufacturers — including buyers across Lagos, Kano, Port Harcourt and Abuja — import non woven fabric roll stock from India for a straightforward reason: Indian mills offer a wider GSM and width range within a single order, consistent roll-to-roll specification, and per-kg pricing that stays competitive even after freight, because the manufacturing base operates at scale. Favourite Fab works directly with converters, distributors and OEMs who need dependable roll specifications without first committing to a large domestic supplier relationship — a sample order is normally the starting point.
What non woven fabric can Favourite Fab export to Nigeria?
Favourite Fab supplies the three fabric families most requested by Nigerian importers, each suited to different end-use lines:
- PP spunbond non woven fabric — the most widely exported grade, used for shopping and packaging bags, hygiene product components and agriculture crop cover; see our spunbond non woven fabric manufacturer range for GSM, colour and width options.
- Spunlace non woven fabric — soft, absorbent roll stock for wipes and medical/hospital consumables; see our spunlace non woven fabric manufacturer range.
- SMS non woven fabric — three-layer spunbond-meltblown-spunbond composite for surgical gowns, drapes and PPE where barrier performance matters; see our SMS non woven fabric manufacturer range.
All three families ship in custom GSM, width and colour to match your existing converting line, and export documentation is prepared per shipment rather than templated.
Shipping & logistics — India to Nigeria
Export shipments to Nigeria typically move by sea freight from Nhava Sheva (JNPT) or Mundra port on India’s west coast, discharging at Lagos — either Apapa Port or Tin Can Island Port, depending on your clearing agent’s preference and container availability. Non woven fabric rolls are palletized and containerized as full container load (FCL) for bulk orders, with export documentation — commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, bill of lading — prepared per shipment. Transit time varies with carrier routing and port congestion at either end, so we confirm current sailing schedules with your freight forwarder at booking rather than quoting a fixed figure. If you already work with a Lagos-based clearing agent, share their details with our export team early to speed up destination-port coordination.
Import considerations for Nigerian buyers
Non woven fabric rolls are classified under specific HS codes depending on polymer and construction, and the applicable import duty rate depends on that classification — always confirm the correct HS code and current duty rate with your customs broker or the Nigeria Customs Service before finalizing landed cost. If your finished product (a consumer hygiene item made from imported fabric, for example) falls under NAFDAC’s regulated categories, check with your regulatory or clearing agent whether registration applies — raw fabric rolls and finished consumer goods are not treated identically under Nigerian import rules. Similarly, confirm with your clearing agent whether SONCAP conformity assessment applies to your HS line, since requirements vary by product category. Favourite Fab provides export documentation on our end — invoice, packing list, certificate of origin — but duty and regulatory applicability are determined on the Nigerian import side, so involve your customs broker before the purchase order is finalized.
Specifications for Nigeria-bound orders
| Parameter | Typical range / detail |
|---|---|
| Fabric families available | PP spunbond, spunlace, SMS (all colours, custom widths) |
| GSM range | Confirmed per fabric family at quotation — spunbond typically 10–150 GSM |
| Packaging | Roll form, palletized for FCL container shipment |
| MOQ | 1 Ton |
| Origin port | Nhava Sheva (JNPT) or Mundra, India |
| Destination port | Lagos — Apapa or Tin Can Island, Nigeria |
| Certification | ISO 9001:2015; IEC registered (AABCF8351R) |
Applications
- Hygiene product manufacturing — sanitary pad, diaper and wipes components (related: hydrophilic non woven fabric)
- Agriculture crop protection — UV-treated cover fabric for greenhouse and field use (related: agriculture non woven fabric)
- Packaging and bag manufacturing — D-cut, W-cut and loop-handle bag fabric (related: non woven bag raw material)
Pricing & MOQ
Export pricing to Nigeria depends on fabric family, GSM, width, order volume and current freight rates, so we do not publish fixed per-kg rates on this page. Favourite Fab offers competitive export pricing for bulk B2B buyers — hygiene manufacturers, hospital supply distributors, agriculture converters and packaging/bag makers in Nigeria — with MOQ starting at 1 ton and lead time confirmed against your specification and destination port at quotation. Email our export team or use the sample-request link below to get a current export quote.
Why source from Favourite Fab
Favourite Fab is an Agra, India-based non woven fabric manufacturer and exporter, ISO 9001:2015 certified and IEC registered (AABCF8351R), currently exporting to 30+ countries across 5 continents. As a supplier to Nigeria’s non woven fabric buyers, we prepare export documentation per shipment, offer sample rolls ahead of a bulk order, and cover the full range — spunbond, spunlace and SMS — from one supplier relationship. See our export quality non woven fabric range, or compare with our existing non woven fabric supply program for Sri Lanka to see how we structure country-specific export orders.
FAQs
Does Favourite Fab export non woven fabric directly to Nigeria?
Yes. Favourite Fab is IEC registered and ships FCL container orders from Nhava Sheva or Mundra port to Lagos (Apapa or Tin Can Island), with export documentation — commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and bill of lading — prepared per shipment.
What is the MOQ for a Nigeria export order?
The minimum order quantity is 1 ton per fabric specification. Sample rolls can be arranged ahead of a bulk purchase order so your team can test the material on your line before committing to a full container.
Which non woven fabric type should I import for hygiene product manufacturing?
Most hygiene converters import PP spunbond or spunlace non woven fabric depending on the component — spunbond for topsheet or backsheet-adjacent layers, spunlace for soft, absorbent wipes and pad components. Share your target GSM and application with our export team for a specification recommendation.
Do I need NAFDAC or SONCAP approval to import non woven fabric into Nigeria?
It depends on your finished product and HS code classification, not on the raw fabric roll itself. Confirm with your customs broker or clearing agent whether your specific product line triggers NAFDAC registration or SONCAP conformity assessment before the shipment is booked, since requirements vary by product category.
How long does shipping from India to Lagos take?
Transit time depends on carrier routing, vessel schedule and port congestion at both Nhava Sheva/Mundra and Lagos, so we do not quote a fixed number of days. Our export team confirms current sailing schedules and estimated transit with your freight forwarder at the time of booking.
Can Favourite Fab supply SMS non woven fabric for hospital or PPE use in Nigeria?
Yes, SMS non woven fabric — the three-layer spunbond-meltblown-spunbond composite used for surgical gowns, drapes and PPE — is part of our export range. See our SMS non woven fabric manufacturer page for specification options, or request a sample for evaluation.
Gaurav Garg
I'm Gaurav Garg, CEO of Favourite Fab, a company on a mission to revolutionize the nonwoven industry with sustainable practices. We work hand-in-hand with manufacturers and suppliers who share our commitment to eco-friendly production. With a deep interest in textile innovation, I'm passionate about educating consumers about sustainable material options and their potential to transform the nonwoven landscape.