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Sri Lanka
2.7
53/7A Diwulpitiya Road Bellanwila Boralasgamuwa
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Business Description
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
Other
Preferred Trade Term:
CIF
Port Of Loading:
Colombo
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Not specified
Numbers Of Employees:
1-10 employees
Avg Response Time:
-
Global Brew Export (pvt) Ltd. offers CIF shipping terms, which means the buyer pays for freight and insurance to the destination — reducing the seller's risk and making it easier for buyers to plan costs. They accept USD, which simplifies international payments and reduces currency conversion risks. Shipping from Colombo provides access to South Asian markets with strong demand for beverages, especially in Sri Lanka and neighboring countries. In the beverage export sector, small teams of 1–10 people are common, especially in early-stage or niche export businesses. Global Brew Export (pvt) Ltd. has a very small headcount, which may mean faster decision-making but limited in-house support for large or complex orders. The lack of specified revenue, accreditations, and response time makes it harder to assess their reliability or capacity to handle international shipments.
Products / Services Offered
Black tea is one of the most traded tea products globally, especially in bulk form for export. Global Brew Export (pvt) Ltd offers bulk black tea, which is ideal for large buyers looking for cost-effective, consistent supply. This product line suggests a focus on international markets where bulk tea is commonly purchased, such as in Asia, the Middle East, and parts of Europe.
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Global Brew Export (pvt) Ltd has verified their account email and phone number, which shows some level of legitimacy, but their work email and business documents are not verified. This creates a risk for buyers who need to confirm the company's full identity and operational details before placing large orders. Having only partial verification means buyers should request additional proof, such as a business license or bank statement, to ensure they're dealing with the correct entity.
