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Global Arctic Trade.

India

3.4

sangli, Maharashtra

50 inquiries

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Business Description

Global Arctic Trade is a premier B2B merchant export company headquartered in India, dedicated to bridging the gap between high-quality Indian agricultural products and the global market.

We specialize in the bulk sourcing, rigorous quality standardization, and international distribution of premium Indian Turmeric and high-grade Raisins (Kishmish). By working directly within primary processing zones, we ensure our international buyers receive products that meet strict global food safety and commercial specifications.

Operating with absolute transparency and corporate professionalism, Global Arctic Trade facilitates seamless Full Container Load (FCL) shipments to major destination ports worldwide. Contact our trade desk directly for official product specifications, sourcing capacities, and competitive FOB or CIF price quotes.

Business Overview

Global Arctic Trade. had verified level Level 1, with 3.4 rating across 50 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2026.

Avg Response Time

≤ 1h

Total inquiries received

Inquiry Open Rate

34%

Most suppliers in the agriculture and food & beverage space have larger teams, often with 50+ employees, and operate in major global hubs. This supplier, with only 1–10 employees and headquartered in India, likely serves niche or regional markets with limited scale. Their target markets include high-demand regions like the United States, United Kingdom, and Japan — which require strict food safety and compliance standards. The use of FOB terms means buyers are responsible for shipping costs and risks after the goods leave the supplier's port, which can be a risk if logistics are not well managed. T/T payment is common and fast, but it offers less security for new buyers. The phone number is verified, which adds a small level of trust, but the lack of document verification raises red flags about business legitimacy. Buyers should verify the company's actual operations and product quality before placing large orders.