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United States
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40 King Street West, Toronto
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Business Description
Supplier : Wheat, soybeans (non gmo soybeans or gmo soybeans), sugar (icumsa 45, icumsa 100, icumsa 150, icumsa 600 1200), canola seeds, cassava and cassava starch (tapioca), white maize, white corn, yellow corn, sulfur, urea 46, sunflower oil, rapeseed oil, soybean oil, other edible oils, cooking oils, soybean meal (soymeal), animal feed, aluminum, copper cathode, hms, steel & steel rail; lithium, cobalt, fertilizers
Services : Legal support, procurement management, international and trade services, product information, shipping, logistics, consulting, procurement, supply chain management, quality control management.
Established: 2004
Services : Legal support, procurement management, international and trade services, product information, shipping, logistics, consulting, procurement, supply chain management, quality control management.
Established: 2004
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AAG (International) LLC offers a diverse range of products including eel, wood waste, urea, sunflower oil, and tapioca starch — a mix that appeals to both agricultural and industrial buyers. Being headquartered in the United States provides access to strong logistics networks and regulatory frameworks that support international trade. The lack of verified phone, work email, account email, and business documents raises concerns about the company's legitimacy and ability to respond to buyer inquiries. Without verification, buyers may hesitate to place large orders or share sensitive requirements. It's common for new or small exporters to lack full verification, but buyers should request additional proof before committing to any transaction. The product mix suggests potential for both food-grade and raw material supply chains, which requires clear quality and compliance information. Buyers should verify the company's operations independently through third-party sources or trade platforms.
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