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Guatemala
4.3
9na Calle 12-28 Zona 1, Guatemala
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Business Description
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Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB
Port Of Loading:
Quetzal
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Not specified
Numbers Of Employees:
5 employees
Avg Response Time:
-
This eliminates the need for the buyer to pay in local currency or arrange for inland delivery — all transactions are in USD and handled at FOB Quetzal, meaning the buyer takes ownership once goods leave the port. T/T payment terms mean funds are transferred directly to the supplier, which is common and trusted in international trade. The port of Quetzal is a key logistics point for regional exports, so shipping from there is efficient for nearby markets. A supplier with only 5 employees is likely to have limited capacity to handle large or complex orders. The lack of turnover, compliance, and response time data raises concerns about scalability and reliability. Buyers should verify operational capacity and request additional details before committing to long-term partnerships.
Products / Services Offered
Offering allspice, beverages, and food means this supplier can meet a wide range of culinary and commercial needs — from spice blends to ready-to-drink products. Buyers can source multiple product types from one supplier, reducing the need to contact several vendors. This variety is especially useful for food manufacturers or restaurants looking to build diverse product lines.
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Verified work email, phone, and documents show a supplier has gone through a formal identity check, which increases trust and reduces fraud risk. This level of verification is common in high-value B2B trade where buyers need to confirm legitimacy before placing large orders. It signals the supplier is serious about compliance and transparency in international transactions.
Export Countries
Australia
Bahrain
Canada
China
France
Germany
Netherlands
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Kingdom
(+1 more)
Western Europe
36%
Middle East
27%
Oceania
9%
North America
9%
East Asia
9%
This supplier exports to 11 countries across 6 regions, with Western Europe dominating at 36% (4 countries). The Middle East follows at 27% (3 countries), while each of the remaining regions — Oceania, North America, East Asia, and Southeast Asia — accounts for just 9% (1 country each). The concentration in Western Europe and the Middle East suggests a strategic focus on developed and oil-dependent markets, with minimal presence in other regions despite geographic diversity.
