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Brazil
3.7
Av. Rio Branco, 37 - GRP 1505 CEP: 20090-003 - CENTRO RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ
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Business Description
CODE AND DESCRIPTION OF SECONDARY ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
- Wholesale trade of green coffee beans
- Wholesale trade of cocoa
- Wholesale trade of mineral water
- Wholesale trade of beer, draft beer, and soft drinks
- Wholesale trade of roasted, ground, and instant coffee
- Wholesale trade of oils and fats
- Specialized wholesale trade of other food products not previously specified
- Wholesale trade of food products in general
- Wholesale trade of clothing and accessories for professional use and occupational safety
- Wholesale trade of medicines and drugs for human use
- Wholesale trade of medicines and drugs for veterinary use
- Wholesale trade of instruments and materials for medical, surgical, hospital, and laboratory use
- Wholesale trade of cosmetics and perfumery products
- Wholesale trade of hygiene, cleaning, and household maintenance products
- Wholesale trade of machinery and equipment for earthmoving, mining, and construction; parts and components
- Wholesale trade of machinery and equipment for industrial use; parts and components
- Retail trade of clothing and accessories
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB
Port Of Loading:
PORTO DE VITÓRIA
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M
Numbers Of Employees:
1-10 employees
Certificates:
CNPJ
Avg Response Time:
-
Using T/T payment terms and FOB incoterms means VITORIA BRAZIL IMPORTACAO E EXPORTACAO LTDA handles the risk of shipping and delivery after the goods are loaded at PORTO DE VITÓRIA. This is common in international trade and shifts financial responsibility to the buyer once goods are shipped. Accepting USD makes transactions easier for global buyers, especially those in North America or Europe. The port of loading is clearly defined, which helps buyers plan logistics and shipping timelines. VITORIA BRAZIL IMPORTACAO E EXPORTACAO LTDA has a very small team size of 1–10 people and yearly revenue below $1, which is unusual for a company handling imports and exports. This suggests limited operational capacity and possibly a focus on niche or low-volume trade. The presence of CNPJ certification — a Brazilian business registration — confirms legal operation in Brazil, but the lack of other quality or compliance certifications raises questions about product standards. A 46-hour average response time may indicate slower communication, which could delay order processing or negotiations.
Products / Services Offered
VITORIA BRAZIL IMPORTACAO E EXPORTACAO LTDA offers a full range of key agricultural commodities including cocoa beans, cocoa powder, long grain rice, soybean, and sugar — making it a one-stop supplier for buyers looking to source multiple staple products from Brazil. This variety reduces the need to deal with multiple suppliers and simplifies procurement for food and beverage manufacturers.
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VITORIA BRAZIL IMPORTACAO E EXPORTACAO LTDA has verified their account email, phone number, and business documents — showing a strong commitment to transparency. The lack of work email verification could raise concerns about internal communication or contact reliability for buyers. This combination suggests a trustworthy business in terms of official documentation and contact availability, but buyers should confirm direct access to operational teams before placing large orders.
Export Countries
Algeria
Brazil
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
North Africa
40%
Middle East
40%
South America
20%
VITORIA BRAZIL IMPORTACAO E EXPORTACAO LTDA serves 5 countries across 3 regions, with North Africa and the Middle East each accounting for 40% (2 countries each), and South America at 20% (1 country). The balanced presence in North Africa and the Middle East suggests strong regional reach in high-demand markets, while the single South American market provides limited diversification. This regional split highlights a strategic focus on stable, established markets in Africa and the Middle East, offering reliable demand with lower volatility than a single-market approach.
