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Australia
5.0
Coolangatta Queensland
178 inquiries
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Business Description
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
L/C
Preferred Trade Term:
CIF
Port Of Loading:
Dar es Salaam
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M
Numbers Of Employees:
1-10 employees
Avg Response Time:
≤ 19h
Using L/C payment terms with CIF trade terms means the buyer bears the cost and risk of shipping, but the seller gets paid only after the goods are shipped and inspected — a common setup in international trade. Shipping from Dar es Salaam offers access to East African markets, where USD is widely accepted, making it easier for buyers to transact. This combination reduces currency risk for the buyer and ensures the seller is protected until delivery, which is common in high-value or long-distance trade. A small team of 1–10 people generating only $1–5M in revenue suggests a lean, possibly startup-level operation. The average response time of 29 hours is relatively slow for international buyers who expect faster replies. Without any accreditations, it's harder to verify quality or compliance, which could be a risk for buyers needing certified products. Buyers should request product samples or additional documentation to assess reliability.
Products / Services Offered
Offering both Agriculture, Food & Beverage and Metals, Minerals is unusual for a single supplier — most specialize in one sector. This broad range suggests they can support diverse trade needs, like sourcing raw materials for food processing or metal components for packaging. Buyers should verify if these services are handled in-house or through third parties, as integration between food and metal supply chains can create compliance or logistics risks.
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Export Countries
Argentina
Australia
Bangladesh
Brazil
Chile
Indonesia
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Saudi Arabia
Tanzania
Thailand
United States
Vietnam
South America
31%
Southeast Asia
23%
Oceania
15%
South Asia
8%
Middle East
8%
This supplier exports to 13 countries across 7 regions, with South America leading at 31% (4 countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay). Southeast Asia follows at 23% (Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam). Oceania accounts for 15% (Australia, Papua New Guinea), while South Asia, Middle East, East Africa, and North America each represent 8% with one country each. The strong presence in South America suggests a focus on emerging markets with growing industrial demand, though regional concentration limits diversification in Asia and Africa.
