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PROMAS INTERNACIONAL LTDA

Brazil

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Headquarters PROMAS INTERNACIONAL LTDA. Rio de Janeiro Carneiro 54/201 Ipanema Rio de Janerio, RJ Brazil. CEP 22071-110

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Business Description

PROMAS INTERNACIONAL LTDA, operating as Procurement Masters (PROMAS), is a Brazil-based international procurement and supply service company. The company supports global clients in sourcing products and services across multiple industries, including agriculture, food, oil & gas, commerce, construction, healthcare, and e-commerce.

With a strong focus on B2B operations and international trade, PROMAS works to connect businesses with reliable sourcing solutions and global supply opportunities. In the food and agriculture sector, the company is associated with premium olive oil products, especially Extra Virgin Olive Oil and infused olive oil lines.

Its olive oil product range includes Extra Virgin Olive Oil – First Cold Press, available in different bottle sizes such as 1L, 750ml, 500ml, and 250ml. The catalogue also presents infused extra virgin olive oil with natural flavors such as chili, garlic, lemon, thyme, and rosemary. These products are positioned for wholesale, retail, food service, gourmet stores, restaurants, and international distribution.

PROMAS aims to provide professional procurement support and reliable product sourcing for global buyers, with a focus on quality, trust, and long-term business cooperation.

Business Details

Country:

Brazil

Business Types:

Farming / Production / Processing / Packing

Main Markets:

Brazil, Qatar, United Arab Emirates

Main Products:

Olive; Olive Oil

Year Established:

2020

PROMAS avoids the need for buyers to search separately for olive and olive oil suppliers in Brazil, Qatar, and the UAE. Being based in Brazil gives them strong access to local production and logistics for olive-based products. The lack of a website or full address may make it harder to verify their operations, so buyers should request additional contact details or product samples before committing to large orders.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Tunis - Rades

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Not specified

Numbers Of Employees:

Not specified

Certificates:

Analyses Certificate

Avg Response Time:

Most suppliers offer faster inquiry responses, but PROMAS has no recorded response time — this could mean delays in communication. Using FOB terms means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs after goods leave Tunisia, which shifts risk to the buyer. The port of Tunis - Rades is a key gateway for North African trade, giving PROMAS access to regional markets. Accepting USD makes transactions easier for international buyers, especially those using Western financial systems. Without details on team size, revenue, or compliance, it's hard to assess their operational scale or reliability.

Products / Services Offered

Most olive oil suppliers offer only one product, like just olive oil or just olives. PROMAS stands out by offering both olives and olive oil, which gives buyers more flexibility in sourcing a full range of products from a single supplier.

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PROMAS has verified their account email and phone number, which adds some credibility and helps confirm contact reliability. However, the lack of verified work email and business documents raises concerns about official communication and legitimacy. Buyers should request additional documentation before placing large orders or sharing sensitive business details.

Export Countries

Brazil

Qatar

United Arab Emirates

Middle East

67%

South America

33%

PROMAS exports to only 3 countries across 2 regions, with a strong focus on the Middle East at 67% (2 of 3)—Qatar and the United Arab Emirates—while South America accounts for 33% (1 country). This contrasts with typical suppliers who often serve 5–10 markets across multiple regions, indicating a concentrated strategy in high-demand Gulf markets. The limited geographic spread suggests a targeted approach with potential exposure to regional volatility.