Roses company

Roses company uses CIF terms, meaning the buyer pays for shipping and insurance once the goods are loaded at Alexandria — this shifts the risk and cost to the buyer, which can be a red flag for new buyers. The departure port is Alexandria, a key gateway in Egypt for agricultural exports, suggesting strong access to North African and Middle Eastern markets. While the company has a verified account email, the work email and business documents are not verified, which raises concerns about legitimacy and ability to fulfill large orders. Operating in farming, production, processing, packing, and distribution means they handle the full supply chain — a strong value proposition for buyers needing consistent, end-to-end sourcing. Accepting T/T or L/C payment terms gives flexibility, but without document verification, buyers should request additional proof before committing to volume orders.