ROSE

Most suppliers offer verified work emails, documents, and phone numbers to build trust, but ROSE only has its account email and phone verified — a gap that could raise red flags for buyers. Using EXW terms means the buyer takes full responsibility for picking up the goods at the exporter's facility in Mombasa, which shifts risk and logistics to the buyer. This is common in local Kenyan suppliers where export costs are minimized by avoiding shipping fees. While T/T is accepted, the lack of document verification means buyers should request additional proof before placing large orders. ROSE's base in Mombasa gives it strong access to East African markets, especially for goods moving through the port. Without verified work email or business documents, it's harder to confirm the company's legitimacy or track orders. Buyers should verify the company's operations independently before committing to any supply chain.