Galut Farmyard

The fact that payment terms and incoterms are listed as 'To be discussed' suggests the supplier is not ready to commit to standard trade terms, which could delay buyer decisions or create uncertainty in pricing and shipping responsibilities. While the company has been in business since 2020 and handles farming, production, processing, and packing in-house, this full control should be a strength — but it's undermined by the lack of verified contact details like work email and phone, which raises concerns about communication reliability. Only the account email is verified, which is a red flag for buyers needing to coordinate orders or resolve issues quickly. The absence of document verification means buyers can't confirm the company's legal standing or product compliance, increasing risk. For buyers targeting the Philippines market, this lack of clear trade terms and verification may make it harder to build trust or move forward with a formal order.