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Turkey
4.4
Wings Ankara Satıs Ofisi 06200, Mehmet Akif Ersoy
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Business Description
With over four decades of experience in animal husbandry, DOA Nutrition was established in 2021 to elevate our expertise. We are a leading provider of animal feed, feed additives, vaccines, medicines, disinfectants, and livestock equipment, supported by a dedicated team of 20 experts and state-of-the-art laboratories.
Beyond our own farming operations, we serve both domestic and international markets, partnering with companies to supply farms with essential products and services.
Our turnkey solutions encompass a wide range of livestock operations, including broiler and layer breeders, commercial farms, hatcheries, slaughterhouses, and feed mills. We prioritize animal health and well-being, offering comprehensive nutrition, health, and biosecurity services, backed by rigorous quality control.
Our export portfolio includes countries such as Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Iraq, Uganda, Kazakhstan, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
As the DOA Nutrition family, we are committed to providing exceptional service and support to our customers, leveraging our expertise and partnerships with global leaders in the industry.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T or L/C
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB
Port Of Loading:
Not specified
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 50M~100M
Numbers Of Employees:
51-100 employees
Avg Response Time:
-
Offering payment terms of T/T or L/C is common in international trade, but combining it with FOB terms suggests the supplier expects the buyer to cover freight and insurance after shipment. The port being not specified is a red flag — it makes it hard to plan logistics or verify shipping routes. Accepting USD is a plus for buyers, as it simplifies invoicing and reduces currency risk. Always confirm the port and shipping details before placing an order to avoid delays or misunderstandings. A team of 51–100 people and annual revenue of $50–100M suggest this supplier can handle medium to large orders with consistent support. Their average inquiry response time of 578 hours is unusually long — this could delay decision-making and slow down order processing. Without quality certifications, buyers can't verify compliance with safety or quality standards, which may be a risk for regulated markets. It's important to confirm their capabilities and reliability before committing to long-term supply.
Products / Services Offered
Offering feed additives is a niche but high-value service in animal agriculture, often used to improve livestock health and performance. This product line is typically not offered by general feed suppliers, making it a specialized offering that can indicate deeper expertise in animal nutrition. Buyers looking for performance-driven livestock solutions should consider this as a potential differentiator in their supply chain.
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Export Countries
Afghanistan
Åland Islands
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Argentina
Armenia
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East Africa
12%
Central America & Caribbean
10%
Western Europe
8%
Southern Africa
8%
Eastern Europe
8%
This supplier's key markets span 48 countries across 16 regions, with a highly fragmented geographic distribution. East Africa accounts for 12% (6 countries), Central America & Caribbean 10% (5), and five regional groups — Western Europe, Southern Africa, Eastern Europe, Oceania, South America, Middle East, West Africa, Central Asia, South Asia, North Africa, and Southeast Asia — each at 6% (3 countries). North America and Central Africa are each at 2% (1 country each), while Antarctica is a single outlier. The even spread across multiple regions suggests a low concentration strategy, with no single region dominating, which may reflect a risk-averse or compliance-focused approach to international trade.
