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South Africa
4.1
22 eastway kelvin , Sandton
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Business Description
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Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB
Port Of Loading:
SANTOS
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M
Numbers Of Employees:
1-10 employees
Certificates:
DISCLOSURE DOCUMENTS
Avg Response Time:
≤ 16h
FOB terms mean the buyer takes responsibility for shipping once the goods leave the seller's facility, so the seller at Santos port only handles delivery to the ship. T/T payment terms are common in international trade and require the buyer to transfer funds directly to the seller's bank account. Using USD as the accepted currency simplifies transactions with global buyers, especially those in North America or Europe. Buyers should confirm that the port of Santos is correctly specified, as it's a major South American hub with high volume and complex logistics. A small team of 1–10 people with less than $1 million annual turnover suggests limited operational scale. The presence of disclosure documents shows they are required to share financial or legal information, which can build trust with buyers. However, a response time of 65 hours is slow and may delay order decisions — buyers should expect delays in communication and follow up proactively.
Products / Services Offered
This supplier eliminates the need for buyers to source sugar, groundnuts, and soya beans from multiple separate vendors. By offering all three directly, they simplify procurement and reduce supply chain complexity. Buyers can plan orders more efficiently and avoid delays from coordinating between different suppliers.
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The supplier has verified their account email and phone number, which adds some trust in their contact details. However, the lack of a verified work email is a red flag — buyers can't confirm official communication channels, increasing the risk of scams or misdirected messages. This mismatch means buyers should verify all contact details directly before placing orders.
Export Countries
Austria
China
Ethiopia
Hong Kong
India
Morocco
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
East Asia
25%
Western Europe
12%
East Africa
12%
South Asia
12%
North Africa
12%
This supplier eliminates geographic concentration in any single region, with no region exceeding 25% of its market presence. East Asia accounts for 25% (China and Hong Kong), while six other regions each hold 12% (Western Europe, East Africa, South Asia, North Africa, West Africa, Middle East). The even distribution across regions suggests a balanced, low-risk strategy focused on diverse economic zones rather than relying on one market.
Certificate
Having 'DISCLOSURE DOCUMENTS' as an accreditation is unusual in international trade, where common accreditations like ISO or BRC are more widely recognized. This suggests the supplier may be required to share detailed business or product information, which could be a red flag for buyers concerned about transparency or data privacy. It's worth asking for clarification on what the disclosure documents cover and how they relate to compliance or product safety.
