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Milutovac bb Trstenik

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Business Description

We are a Serbian fruit company specialized in the full development and control of the fruit supply chain, from plant breeding and nursery production to fresh fruit sourcing and final fruit processing.

Our business begins with the development and propagation of fruit planting material, including new and selected varieties.

We supply these varieties to fresh-fruit producers and partner growers, helping them establish high-quality orchards with strong commercial potential.

Through this model, we do not only supply plants, we build long-term production partnerships.

We work closely with growers who cultivate fruit from our planting material, and we later purchase fresh fruit from these producers for further processing. This gives us a unique advantage: control over quality from the very beginning of the production cycle.

In addition to our partner network, we also operate our own plantations, which provide an additional reliable source of raw material for our processing program.

Using fruit from both our controlled grower network and our own plantations, we produce final products such as frozen fruit and fruit puree. By managing each step of the process — genetics, planting material, cultivation base, sourcing, and processing — we ensure consistency, traceability, stable supply, and high product quality.

Our vertically integrated model allows us to offer customers a dependable supply chain, better quality control, and products made from carefully selected fruit grown under our standards.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

DAP

Port Of Loading:

Rijeka, Bar, Piraeus

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 5M~10M

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Avg Response Time:

-

This eliminates the need for buyers to negotiate payment methods or shipping terms separately — T/T is a common and trusted payment method in international trade. DAP (Delivered At Place) means the supplier covers all costs up to the destination port, reducing buyer logistics risk. The port list includes Rijeka, Bar, and Piraeus — all major EU and Balkan ports with strong trade connectivity. Accepting USD simplifies invoicing and reduces currency conversion risk for buyers in USD-using markets. A supplier with 11–50 staff and $5–10M annual revenue is typically mid-sized and can handle consistent orders without being too large or too small. The lack of quality certifications means buyers can't verify if the product meets safety or quality standards, which is a key concern in international trade. No response time data makes it hard to assess how quickly they can reply to buyer inquiries, which could delay order processing.

Products / Services Offered

Suppliers offering frozen fruits and fruit trees can help buyers secure year-round supply of fresh produce or start new orchards abroad. Frozen fruits are ideal for global distribution, as they maintain quality during long shipping times. Fruit trees allow for long-term agricultural partnerships, with potential for local cultivation and reduced import costs.

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Export Countries

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United Arab Emirates FlagUnited Arab Emirates

United Kingdom FlagUnited Kingdom

United States FlagUnited States

Western Europe

50%

Middle East

25%

North America

25%

This supplier operates in 4 countries across 3 regions, with Western Europe representing 50% (2 countries: Germany, United Kingdom) and both Middle East and North America at 25% each (1 country each). This is narrower than typical suppliers who cover 5–10 markets, indicating a focused strategy on developed Western economies. The concentration in Western Europe suggests a preference for stable, high-investment markets, though the limited Middle East exposure may limit regional diversification.
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