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Mau Limited

United Kingdom

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SE12 8JQ Lyme Farm Road Lee Green, London

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Business Description

Mau Limited is a London-based sourcing and distribution company dedicated to connecting UK ,European and Asian buyers with high-quality, Kenyan-grown produce. Leveraging own produce with strong partnerships with reliable exporters and small-holder farmers in Kenya, we offer consistent supply of premium avocados, ensuring quality, freshness, and traceability from farm to delivery

Business Details

Country:

United Kingdom

Business Types:

Farming / Production / Processing / Packing, Distribution / Wholesale

Main Markets:

Bangladesh, China, France, India, Netherlands

Main Products:

Avocado; Green Chilli

Year Established:

2020

Mau Limited is newer than many traditional UK fruit suppliers, having started in 2020 — which may mean they offer more agile, flexible supply chains. Operating in the UK with a direct farm-to-whole-sale model, they handle farming, processing, and distribution, reducing middlemen and improving traceability. Their focus on avocado and green chilli aligns with growing demand in key markets like India and Bangladesh, where these products are popular. The website Www.MauFruits.com is listed but not verified — buyers should confirm the site's authenticity before placing large orders. Being based in Lee Green, London, gives them strong access to UK logistics and distribution networks, especially for exports to Europe and Asia.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

To be discussed

Preferred Trade Term:

To be discussed

Port Of Loading:

Mombasa

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

≤ 3h

Mau Limited leaving transaction terms and incoterms to be discussed creates uncertainty for buyers about pricing, delivery costs, and responsibilities. This can delay order processing and increase negotiation time. Since Mombasa is a key port in East Africa, shipping from there offers access to regional markets, but without clear terms, buyers may hesitate to commit to volume orders. Mau Limited has a small team of 1–10 people and annual turnover below $1, which suggests a very limited operational scale. This makes it unusual for a supplier to respond to inquiries in just 8 hours — a fast turnaround that could indicate strong responsiveness despite limited resources. The lack of quality certifications raises concerns about compliance and product reliability, which could be a risk for buyers seeking consistent quality.

Products / Services Offered

Most suppliers offer a broad range of produce, but Mau Limited focuses specifically on avocado and green chilli — two high-demand, perishable items that require fast logistics and consistent quality. This narrow specialization suggests they may serve niche markets or buyers looking for reliable, consistent supply of these specific crops.

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Mau Limited has verified all key contact points — work email, phone, account email, and business documents — which is rare and strongly signals trustworthiness in international trade. This level of verification reduces risk for buyers looking to place large or long-term orders. Having full verification across communication and documentation makes Mau Limited a more reliable partner compared to suppliers with incomplete or unverified profiles.

Export Countries

Bangladesh

China

France

India

Netherlands

South Asia

40%

Western Europe

40%

East Asia

20%

Mau Limited operates in 5 countries across 3 regions, with a balanced split between South Asia and Western Europe at 40% each, and East Asia at 20%. This contrasts with typical suppliers who often focus on a single region, showing a more diversified regional approach. The even distribution between South Asia and Western Europe suggests a strategic effort to balance emerging and developed markets, while the smaller East Asia presence indicates limited engagement with that region.