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Vietnam
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Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
To be discussed
Preferred Trade Term:
To be discussed
Port Of Loading:
Not specified
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M
Numbers Of Employees:
1-10 employees
Avg Response Time:
-
M.D AGRI TRADING leaves transaction and trade terms open for negotiation, which can delay order finalization. Not specifying a port means buyers must independently verify shipping logistics and local access. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to plan payments, but the lack of clear terms increases risk for buyers who need certainty in pricing and delivery. Most suppliers in the agriculture trade have at least 11 employees and annual turnover above $1M. M.D AGRI TRADING operates with a very small workforce and turnover below $1M, which suggests limited production capacity and possibly lower scalability. The lack of accreditations and response time data raises concerns about compliance and reliability — buyers should verify these details before engaging.
Products / Services Offered
Dried orange and processed fruits are commonly exported from Southeast Asia and are in high demand in Europe and the Middle East for snacks and food manufacturing. M.D AGRI TRADING offers a range of dried and processed fruits, which allows them to meet diverse customer needs across different markets. Without more details on certifications or logistics, buyers should verify if the products meet food safety and shelf-life requirements for international transport.
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In agricultural trading, verified work emails are crucial for confirming direct contact with decision-makers. M.D AGRI TRADING has verified their account email and work email, which helps build trust with buyers. However, the lack of document and phone verification means buyer due diligence is still needed to confirm their business legitimacy and ability to fulfill orders.
