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EDEN SPEED NEGOCE

Tunisia

1.2

15 , rue Abdelhamid ibn badis Belvedere Tunis 10002 Tunisie - Tunisia

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Business Description

EDEN FARMER is a leading export and production company specialising in sunflower, vegetable, maize and palm oils, and in the manufacture of fruit and vegetable preserves, powdered milk, sauces, and pasta. We are proud to offer you a wide variety of superior quality fresh and frozen products carefully and sustainably cultivated with respect for the environment. Our superior quality oils, including olive oil, sunflower oil and maize oil, are carefully selected for their quality and exceptional flavour. We work with local farmers and international suppliers. Our dedicated team of export and distribution professionals have thorough expertise in this area and can cater for the individual needs of each customer (importers, exporters, wholesalers, purchasing departments, agrifooods industry, etc.). At Eden Farmer, we are committed to providing our customers with the best products, bringing healthy and delicious food to all of our customers in France and our export customers, whilst supporting our local and international suppliers.

Business Overview

EDEN SPEED NEGOCE had verified level Level 1, with 1.2 rating across 1 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2012.

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EDEN SPEED NEGOCE lists export markets across 150+ countries, including both major economies like the US, Germany, and China, and remote or politically sensitive regions like Antarctica and the South Georgia islands — a pattern that is unusual and raises red flags. This wide reach suggests either a very broad or possibly inaccurate listing, which could indicate a lack of real-world export activity. Being based in Tunisia, a key regional trade hub in North Africa, gives access to African and Mediterranean markets, but the inclusion of so many non-trading territories makes it hard to trust the export claims. The absence of verified phone, work email, and business documents means buyer due diligence is critical — these missing verifications are common in new or unproven suppliers. Core products like rice, seeds, semolina, and sugar are standard in agriculture, but the mix with condensed milk and sugar suggests a diversified, possibly regional supply chain. Without verified revenue or a clear website, buyers should treat this profile as high-risk and verify through third-party sources before engaging.