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Most suppliers in the bamboo food manufacturing space operate with annual revenues above USD 100,000 and have verified business documents to build buyer trust. This supplier, however, reports yearly revenue below USD 1 and lacks verification of work email, documents, and business credentials — a red flag for new buyers. Operating from Antigua and Barbuda, a country with limited export infrastructure for food manufacturing, may create challenges in logistics and compliance. Using FOB terms means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs and risks after the goods leave the port, which increases exposure. Accepting T/T and L/C payments offers flexibility, but without verified documents, buyers can't confirm legitimacy or product quality. The lack of verification signals a higher risk of fraud or misrepresentation, especially for large or long-term orders. Buyers should verify the business independently and request samples before committing to any purchase.