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Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV

Mexico

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172B Miguel Rebolledo Coatepec 91500 MEXICO

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Business Description

We are Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV, aMexican company focused for more than sevenyears on the development of Mexican Vanilla,with more than 400 producer families in the

Mexican countryside. Our Vanilla is ethicallyproduced under Edible Forests, and 100%certified Organic.

Forbes Magazine recognized us as one of thebest companies in Mexico, and we continueworking to be the best supplier of Vanilla andMexican spices. We are in the gourmet sector

of the restaurant industry in Mexico, with more than 100 chefs currently.

In addition to offering you the best of the Mexican terroir, we have created a new opportunity to work together in a short chain on a social impact project.

Business Details

Country:

Mexico

Business Types:

Food manufacturing

Main Markets:

Canada, France, Iraq, Israel, Mexico, Palestinian Territory, Occupied, United States

Main Products:

Allspice; Cardamom; Cinnamon; Coffee & Coffee Bean; Honey; Vanilla; Vanilla Bean

Year Established:

2017

Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV manufactures spices and honey and exports to Canada, France, Iraq, Israel, and the United States — a diverse range of markets that suggests strong international trade reach. Being based in Mexico, they are well-positioned to serve North American and European buyers with competitive pricing and regional logistics. Their focus on premium spices like allspice and cinnamon aligns with growing demand for authentic, high-quality ingredients in gourmet and specialty food markets.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

Not specified

Preferred Trade Term:

Not specified

Port Of Loading:

Not specified

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

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Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV accepts USD as payment, which is common for international buyers, but the lack of specified shipping terms and port makes it unclear how orders will be delivered. Without clear shipping details, buyers can't plan logistics or estimate transit times. This missing information may raise concerns about reliability and could delay order processing. With 11–50 employees and annual revenue between 1–5 million, Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV is a mid-sized supplier that can offer personalized service and manageable order volumes. The lack of specified compliance standards or response time may raise concerns about quality control or customer support reliability — buyers should request additional documentation or ask for case examples to verify their operational credibility.

Products / Services Offered

Most spice suppliers offer just a few key products, like cinnamon or vanilla. Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV stands out by offering a wide range including allspice, cardamom, coffee beans, honey, and vanilla beans — giving buyers more variety in one source. This broad selection makes it a good option for companies looking to source multiple spices without switching suppliers.

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In international trade, verified business documents are a strong signal of legitimacy and reliability. Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV has confirmed documents, which adds credibility to their operations. However, the lack of verification on their work email and phone number may raise concerns about direct communication and responsiveness. Buyers should confirm contact details before placing large orders to reduce risk.

Export Countries

Canada

France

Iraq

Israel

Mexico

Palestinian Territory, Occupied

United States

North America

43%

Middle East

43%

Western Europe

14%

Chasseurs de Saveurs SA de CV operates in 7 countries across 3 regions, with North America and the Middle East each representing 43% (3 countries each), and Western Europe at 14% (1 country). The equal split between North America and the Middle East highlights a strategic balance between North American demand and regional stability in the Middle East. This geographic distribution suggests a targeted approach to high-volume markets with limited presence in Western Europe, potentially reflecting trade dynamics and supply chain accessibility.