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Poland
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Adres: 40-008, Katowice
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Business Description
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
DAP
Port Of Loading:
Gdynia
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M
Numbers Of Employees:
1-10 employees
Avg Response Time:
≤ 2 days
Most suppliers use L/C or 30-day credit terms, so T/T is common but requires trust. DAP terms mean the buyer takes responsibility for delivery to a specified destination, which shifts risk and cost to the buyer. Gdynia is a major Polish port, so shipping from here is efficient for EU markets. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to pay, especially those in North America or the US-based trade networks. Most suppliers have at least 10 employees and generate more than $1M in revenue, so this small team with under $1M in annual income is likely a very new or niche business. Their 77-hour average response time is much slower than typical suppliers, which may delay order decisions. Lack of accreditations raises questions about quality or compliance, which could be a risk for buyers needing certified products.
Products / Services Offered
Most suppliers offer just one or two products, but this one provides a wide range across agriculture, food, and oils — from sugar and palm oil to chicken and cornstarch. This broad portfolio suggests they can serve multiple food processing needs, making them a flexible option for buyers looking for diverse raw materials. Having both raw and processed items like frozen chicken and refined oils means they can supply both feedstock and finished goods, which is common in large-scale food manufacturing.
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Export Countries
Argentina
Austria
Bahrain
Belarus
Belgium
Brazil
Bulgaria
Canada
China
Croatia
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Western Europe
29%
Eastern Europe
25%
Middle East
18%
East Asia
6%
South America
4%
This supplier targets 51 countries across 10 regions, significantly broader than typical suppliers who often focus on 5–10 markets. Western Europe dominates with 15 countries (29%), followed by Eastern Europe at 13 (25%), Middle East at 9 (18%), and regional clusters in Asia and Africa at 2–4% each. The strong presence in Europe (44% of total) contrasts with minimal exposure in South Asia (2%) and East Asia (6%), indicating a strategic focus on developed and emerging European economies with limited reach in Asia and Africa. This geographic spread suggests a balanced regional approach, but the low South Asian and East Asian representation may limit access to high-growth markets.
