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Kenya
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Business Description
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
L/C
Preferred Trade Term:
CIF
Port Of Loading:
Nairobi
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Not specified
Numbers Of Employees:
Not specified
Avg Response Time:
≤ 7 days
Most suppliers offer payment terms like TT (Telegraphic Transfer), but using L/C (Letter of Credit) means the buyer gets stronger protection — the seller only releases goods after the bank confirms payment. CIF terms mean the seller covers shipping to Nairobi, which is helpful for buyers who don’t want to handle logistics. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to pay, as it's widely used in global trade. This combination suggests a supplier focused on secure, reliable transactions with clear cost responsibilities. A 29-hour average response time shows the supplier is active and likely able to handle urgent inquiries. Without clear revenue or workforce details, it's hard to assess their scale or stability. Missing certifications mean buyers can't verify quality standards, which is a key risk when sourcing from new suppliers.
Products / Services Offered
Most suppliers offer just one product type, but this one covers the full agriculture-to-food chain — from farming to beverage production. This gives buyers better control over quality, sourcing, and consistency. It also means they can offer end-to-end solutions, which is valuable for large or regulated markets.
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Verified work email, phone, and documents show a supplier has gone through a formal identity check, which reduces the risk of working with a fake or fraudulent business. This level of verification is common in trusted B2B platforms and helps buyers confirm legitimacy before placing large orders. It signals that the supplier is serious about compliance and transparency in international trade.
Export Countries
Czech Republic
Kuwait
Maldives
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Middle East
67%
Eastern Europe
17%
South Asia
17%
This supplier exports to 6 countries across 3 regions, with 67% (4 countries) in the Middle East — including Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Eastern Europe and South Asia each account for 17% with one country each: the Czech Republic and the Maldives. The strong focus on the Middle East suggests a strategic emphasis on high-growth, oil-dependent economies, though the limited presence in Europe and Asia may limit regional balance.
