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Dinner House

Uganda

4.0

Kawempe Bombo Road P.O. Box 167549 Kampala GPO, Uganda.

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Business Description

About Dinner House

Dinner House is a global company operating in the food industry and agro-commodity production and trade. We source, process, and supply a diverse range of premium agricultural products — including grains, vanilla, and cocoa — to trusted partners and clients across the world.

With a commitment to quality, sustainability, and reliability, Dinner House works closely with farmers and producer cooperatives to ensure consistent standards from origin to export. Our integrated value chain guarantees traceable, ethically sourced commodities for both industrial and commercial applications.

Business Details

Country:

Uganda

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler, Food manufacturing

Main Markets:

Algeria, Australia, Bahamas, Bangladesh, Canada, China, Dominica, Egypt, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, North Korea, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Tanzania(+4 more)

Main Products:

Cocoa Bean; Grain; Long Grain Rice; Vanilla; Vanilla Bean; Wheat; White Rice

Year Established:

2020

Dinner House operates as a food manufacturing exporter from Uganda, offering cocoa beans, grain, long grain rice, and vanilla — products that are in high demand across diverse markets including the US, UK, and China. Exporting to 22 countries shows strong international reach, though the lack of a verified website may raise concerns about online presence and transparency. Being based in Kampala with a clear physical address adds credibility, but the absence of a company website could make it harder for buyers to verify operations or access product details.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

EXW

Port Of Loading:

Entebbe International Airport/ Mombasa Port

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Not specified

Numbers Of Employees:

51-100 employees

Avg Response Time:

Dinner House uses T/T (Telegraphic Transfer) payment terms, which means buyers must send money directly to the seller — this eliminates the need for bank guarantees or letters of credit, reducing transaction risk. Shipping terms are EXW (Ex Works), meaning the buyer is responsible for picking up goods from Dinner House's location, which cuts shipping costs and logistics complexity. The port of shipment is split between Entebbe International Airport and Mombasa Port — this suggests the company may serve East African markets, with Mombasa being a major trade gateway. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to transact without currency conversion issues. Dinner House responds to inquiries in just 8 hours, which is fast for a supplier and helps buyers get quick answers when making decisions. With 51–100 employees, they are likely a stable, mid-sized operation capable of handling consistent orders. The lack of revenue or compliance details means buyers should verify their business credibility before placing large orders.

Products / Services Offered

Most suppliers offer just one or two commodities, but Dinner House provides a wide range including cocoa, grain, long grain rice, vanilla, wheat, and white rice — making them a more versatile option for buyers needing multiple agricultural products. This breadth allows for better supply chain planning and reduces dependency on single-source suppliers. Buyers looking for diverse raw materials should consider Dinner House as a potential one-stop source for staple and specialty crops.

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While Dinner House has verified their account email, documents, and phone number, the work email is not verified — a common gap that can make it harder to confirm direct contact for orders. This lack of work email verification may raise concerns about communication reliability with buyers. Verified documents and phone number suggest they are at least partially trustworthy, but buyers should still confirm contact details directly before placing large orders.

Export Countries

Algeria

Australia

Bahamas

Bangladesh

Canada

China

Dominica

Egypt

Hong Kong

Indonesia

(+14 more)

Middle East

17%

North America

12%

East Asia

12%

North Africa

Central America & Caribbean

Dinner House exports to 24 countries across 13 regions, significantly broader than the typical supplier's 5–10 markets. It has a balanced regional spread with Middle East at 17% (4 countries), North America at 12% (3 countries), and East Asia at 12% (3 countries), while North Africa, Central America & Caribbean, West Africa, and East Africa each account for 8% (2 countries). Only 4 regions have a single market, including Oceania, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, and Southern Africa at 4% each. This wide geographic footprint suggests a diversified strategy targeting multiple emerging and developed economies, though with limited concentration in any single region.