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R Masiya Business Enterprise Pty Ltd

South Africa

3.7

2567 Nkoe street Helderwyk Brakpan

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Business Description

R Masiya Business Enterprise Pty Ltd is a group company. We offer baked products, furniture and curtains. We're a reliable company that prioritizes quality.

Business Details

Country:

South Africa

Business Types:

Food manufacturing, Distribution / Wholesale, Non-food manufacturing, Service Provider

Main Markets:

Afghanistan, Åland Islands, Albania, Algeria, American Samoa, Andorra, Angola, Anguilla, Antarctica, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados(+229 more)

Main Products:

Agriculture, Food & Beverage; Home, Furniture & Living

Year Established:

2023

This supplier eliminates the need for buyers to source agriculture, food, and home products from multiple separate companies, as they offer end-to-end production and distribution. Operating in South Africa, they are positioned to serve both regional and international markets, including key EU and Asian buyers. Their wide export list shows strong global reach, but the lack of a company website makes it harder to verify product details or operational transparency. Buyers should request specific product catalogs or certifications to confirm quality and compliance, especially for food and home goods.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

PayPal

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Durban South Africa

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Certificates:

Avg Response Time:

Using PayPal as payment method is uncommon for South African suppliers, as most prefer local bank transfers or letters of credit. FOB terms from Durban mean buyers are responsible for shipping costs once goods leave the port, which shifts risk and logistics to the buyer. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to transact, especially those in North America or Europe, but may limit access to local currency markets. Most suppliers in this range have revenue above $1M and respond to inquiries within hours. This one has less than $1M in annual revenue and no response time specified, which may mean slower communication or limited operational capacity. The CK certification suggests compliance with specific industry standards, but its scope is not widely known. Buyers should verify if this certification applies to their product needs and confirm response times before proceeding.

Products / Services Offered

Offering both agriculture, food & beverage and home, furniture & living is unusual for a single supplier — most specialize in one area. This suggests they may offer full lifestyle solutions, from food production to home goods, which can simplify sourcing for buyers looking for integrated product lines. It could mean better coordination between product lines, but also requires strong logistics and inventory management to handle diverse demand.

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The supplier has verified their documents and phone number, which adds credibility and helps confirm their business exists. Their work email is not verified, which could mean they're harder to reach or less trustworthy for urgent communications. Always confirm contact details directly before placing large orders.

Export Countries

Afghanistan

Åland Islands

Albania

Algeria

American Samoa

Andorra

Angola

Anguilla

Antarctica

Antigua and Barbuda

(+239 more)

Central America & Caribbean

14%

Western Europe

13%

Oceania

12%

Eastern Europe

West Africa

This supplier operates in 249 countries across 17 regions, significantly broader than typical suppliers who often serve 10–30 markets. Central America & Caribbean accounts for 14% (36 countries), followed by Western Europe (13%, 32 countries) and Oceania (12%, 31 countries). Eastern Europe (9%, 23 countries) and West Africa (7%, 17 countries) are also well-represented, while regions like South America, Middle East, and Southeast Asia each cover 6% or 4%. The extensive geographic spread suggests a highly diversified, global trade strategy, though it may strain logistics and compliance resources.