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Netherlands
2.1
Hofplein 20 3032AC, Rotterdam
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Business Description
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Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
CFR
Port Of Loading:
Valencia
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Not specified
Numbers Of Employees:
Not specified
Avg Response Time:
-
Most suppliers offer multiple payment and trade terms, but DJAGADA only accepts T/T and uses CFR terms, which may limit flexibility for buyers. Using CFR means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs and risks after the goods are loaded at Valencia port. The lack of specified compliance standards, revenue range, or response time makes it harder to assess their reliability or scale. Buyers should verify if these terms are standard for the region and confirm whether Valencia port operations are consistent with their delivery needs.
Products / Services Offered
DJAGADA eliminates the need for buyers to source separate agriculture and oil suppliers by offering both in one provider. This simplifies procurement and reduces coordination costs. Buyers can get consistent supply chains for food and oil products from a single source, improving logistics and planning.
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Only the account email is verified, while the work email, phone number, and business documents are all unverified. This raises red flags for buyers considering large orders or long-term partnerships with DJAGADA. In international trade, verified contact details and documents are key to confirming legitimacy and reducing risk.
Export Countries
Angola
Burkina Faso
Chad
Guinea
Ivory Coast
Libya
Mali
Mauritania
Senegal
Tunisia
West Africa
60%
North Africa
20%
Southern Africa
10%
Central Africa
10%
DJAGADA operates in 10 countries across 4 regions, with a strong focus on West Africa at 60% (6 of 10), including Burkina Faso, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Mali, Mauritania, and Senegal. North Africa accounts for 20% (Libya and Tunisia), Southern Africa for 10% (Angola), and Central Africa for 10% (Chad). This regional concentration highlights a strategic emphasis on West African markets, which represent the majority of its footprint and likely drive supply chain efficiency and local market access.
