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Milagros Mercantile Inc.

Address

Carre No.: 2129, Rue Aupiais Cadjehoun,
Cotonou. Benin Republic, West Africa

Phone / Fax

Tel: (00229) 0145534379

Fax: (00229) 0121402440


Opening Hours

Monday – Friday 08:00 – 16:00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Specialized Desks

Direct Your Inquiry to the Right Team

Wholesale & Commodity Trade

Inquiries for bulk dried seaweed, agricultural produce, food ingredients, and industrial chemical shipments.

info@milagrosmercantileinc.com →

Freight Logistics & Port Clearance

Questions regarding bills of lading, container arrivals at the Port of Cotonou, customs tariffing, and transit.

Office@milagrosmercantileinc.com →

Private Label & General Support

Formulation consultation, custom retail packaging, distribution partnerships, and executive inquiries.

Milagrosmercantileinc@gmail.com →

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of commodities does Milagros Mercantile handle?

We source and distribute across six key sectors: dried seaweeds, food ingredients & processing chemicals, generic pharmaceuticals & hospital supplies, cosmetics & essential oils, regulated industrial hemp/CBD derivatives, and retail private-label goods.

Q: Do you accept both LCL and Full Container Load (FCL) orders?

Yes. We support small to medium enterprises with consolidated Less-than-Container Loads (LCL) as well as multi-container FCL maritime shipments and express air freight for urgent pharmaceutical products.

Q: How is customs clearance managed at the Port of Cotonou?

As a registered business in Benin Republic, our dedicated brokerage agents manage complete import declarations, phytosanitary certificates, tariff optimization, and rapid container release at the Autonomous Port of Cotonou.

Q: What certifications accompany your shipments?

Every shipment is accompanied by manufacturer Certificates of Analysis (CoAs), government phytosanitary clearance (where required), bills of lading, and commercial invoices meeting ECOWAS and international import regulations.