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Business Description
About MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade
MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade is a trusted supplier and exporter of high-quality meat and poultry products, connecting North and South American producers with global markets. We specialize in sourcing, processing, and distributing a wide range of fresh, frozen, and processed meats, including beef, pork, chicken, and turkey, to meet the diverse needs of importers, wholesalers, and food service providers.
At MPAT, we prioritize quality, food safety, and sustainability. Our partnerships with certified farms and processing facilities ensure that our products comply with international health and safety standards, including USDA, FDA, and other globally recognized certifications. With strict quality control measures, we guarantee premium-grade meat and poultry with superior taste, texture, and nutritional value.
Leveraging our expertise in global trade and logistics, MPAT provides seamless supply chain solutions, competitive pricing, and customized packaging options to suit different market demands. Whether you require bulk meat shipments, private labeling, or specialized cuts, MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade is your reliable partner in the meat and poultry industry.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T or L/C
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB, CIF
Port Of Loading:
Not specified
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 100M~500M
Numbers Of Employees:
51-100 employees
Avg Response Time:
-
MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade accepts USD, which is common in international trade and simplifies payment for buyers using US dollars. Offering T/T or L/C terms gives buyers flexibility in payment methods, with L/C providing more security for large orders. Shipping terms of FOB or CIF mean the buyer can choose whether to take responsibility for costs after the goods leave the factory or at destination. The port is not specified, which could create uncertainty in logistics planning and may delay shipment confirmation. In the meat and poultry trade, companies with 51–100 employees and annual revenue between $100K and $500K are often mid-sized suppliers who can balance scalability with personalized service. MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade likely serves a range of buyers with consistent, reliable supply needs. The lack of accreditation and inquiry response time data means buyers should verify their credentials and request clear timelines before placing large orders.
Products / Services Offered
MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade eliminates the need for buyers to source meat and poultry from multiple suppliers by offering a single, consolidated source. This simplifies procurement, reduces lead times, and improves supply chain predictability for buyers looking for consistent quality in meat and poultry products.
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MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade has verified work email and business documents, which builds trust and shows they are serious about trade. This makes it easier for buyers to communicate and confirm orders. The lack of phone verification means buyers should confirm contact details through other channels to ensure reliable communication.
Export Countries
Australia
China
Thailand
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
50%
Oceania
25%
East Asia
25%
MPAT Meat & Poultry America Trade operates in 4 countries across 3 regions, with a strong Southeast Asia focus at 50% (Thailand and Vietnam). Oceania and East Asia each account for 25% (Australia and China). This regional concentration differs from typical suppliers who spread their markets across 5–10 regions, indicating a targeted strategy centered on high-growth Southeast Asian markets with limited presence in other regions. The heavy weighting in Southeast Asia suggests a strategic pivot toward cost-efficient, rapidly expanding supply chains.
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