Geoffrey Wanjuki

Operating from the United Kingdom with a shipping port in Mombasa suggests a supplier that may be sourcing fresh fruit from East Africa and exporting to European markets, which is a less common trade route. FOB terms mean the buyer takes responsibility for shipping once the goods are loaded, which shifts risk and cost to the buyer — a key point for importers to consider. T/T payment is common and fast, but it carries a higher risk for buyers without verified documents or contact details. The work email is verified, which adds some credibility, but the lack of document verification and phone number verification raises red flags about the company's overall legitimacy. Buyers should request additional proof, such as a business license or packing list, before placing large orders. This setup could work well for buyers who are already familiar with East African fruit supply chains and can manage the logistics and payment risks themselves.