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Oceanwide

Kenya

5.0

Ocean wide freight forwarder

40 inquiries

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Business Description

Ocean wide freight forwarder is one of the top list company founded in Kenya with the aim of expanding market for Kenyan agriculture produce to the global market by providing both fair rates for ocean and air freight and creating a reliable bridge and hassle free for both buyers sellers in the sense of taking the responsibility of both marketing transport and genuine transmission sales between the suppliers and the buyers.

They are better known for supplying Kenyan Coffee eg Arabica , sisal fibers , fresh beans and Meat.

They provide rates , source, transport and logistics.

Business Overview

Oceanwide had verified level Level 2, with 5.0 rating across 40 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 24h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2016.

Avg Response Time

≤ 24h

Response Rate

47%

Total inquiries received

Inquiry Open Rate

62%

Oceanwide is smaller than typical suppliers, with only 11-50 employees and annual revenue in the 1–5 million USD range, which suggests it may serve niche or regional markets rather than large-volume buyers. Being based in Kenya gives it access to African agricultural and raw material supply chains, which can be cost-effective for sourcing goods to export markets across Africa and Asia. The verified phone and account email add a layer of trust, helping buyers confirm contact details and legitimacy. With over 100 export destinations listed, including major economies like China, Germany, and India, Oceanwide appears to have a broad reach, though the volume of markets may reflect a wide distribution network rather than deep market penetration. The company has been in business since 2016, showing stability over a few years, which is a positive sign for reliability. Buyers should verify if the company can meet specific quality or delivery requirements, as smaller suppliers may have less flexibility than larger ones. The wide list of export markets also means buyers must ensure their product fits local regulations and preferences in each destination.