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Business Description
Ayang Agro Group(HIGH PROFILE AGRICULTURE SERVICE LIMITED) specializes in sourcing, processing, and supplying an impressive array of agricultural goods. Our range features robusta and arabica coffee beans renowned for their depth of flavor, as well as refined white and brown sugar, both sought after for their purity and consistency. Spices like green cardamom, cloves, and black pepper add distinction to the line up and meet the demands of culinary professionals and food manufacturers worldwide.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
CFR
Port Of Loading:
Dar es salaam
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 100M~500M
Numbers Of Employees:
51-100 employees
Certificates:
certificate of origin, TFDA, Assay Repport
Avg Response Time:
≤ 9h
CFR terms mean the buyer pays for freight once the goods are loaded at the port of origin, so shipping costs and risks shift to the buyer after loading. Using T/T payment terms is common in international trade, but it requires secure communication and verification of the supplier's bank details. Shipping from Dar es Salaam offers access to East African markets, where USD is widely accepted, making it easier for buyers to manage payments. Buyers should confirm that the port of loading is clearly defined to avoid delays or disputes. Having TFDA certification means this supplier meets food safety and quality standards required in key markets like the U.S. and EU. The certificate of origin supports trade compliance and helps avoid import restrictions. Assay Report adds credibility by showing product composition and purity, which is important for buyers in regulated industries. Response time not specified could delay decision-making — buyers should follow up to ensure timely support.
Products / Services Offered
In agriculture and food & beverage, suppliers who offer full product services can manage everything from farming to packaging, reducing supply chain risks. This end-to-end control helps buyers ensure consistency, traceability, and compliance. Without clear details on specific services like processing or distribution, it's hard to know if the supplier can meet full order requirements.
Main Products
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Most suppliers verify their work email, phone, and documents, so this one is missing work email verification — a red flag for buyer confidence. The fact that documents and phone are verified shows some credibility, but without a verified work email, it's harder to confirm real-time communication or business operations. Buyers should request a direct contact or official email to verify the business's authenticity before placing large orders.
Export Countries
Afghanistan
Åland Islands
Albania
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Argentina
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Central America & Caribbean
15%
Western Europe
14%
Oceania
12%
Eastern Europe
10%
East Africa
7%
This supplier targets 221 countries across 17 regions, with the most concentrated group being Central America & Caribbean at 15% (33 countries), followed by Western Europe at 14% (30 countries) and Oceania at 12% (26 countries). Eastern Europe, East Africa, and South America each account for 10–7% of the total, while regions like North America, South Asia, and Middle East each represent 2–6%. The high concentration in the Caribbean and Europe suggests a strategy focused on high-volume, geographically clustered markets, though the presence of 17 distinct regions indicates significant geographic diversification despite narrow regional strengths.
Certificate
Most suppliers list only basic certifications like ISO or FDA, but this one includes a certificate of origin, TFDA, and an assay report — which are important for proving product authenticity and meeting import regulations. The certificate of origin helps buyers verify where the goods are made, especially for customs clearance. TFDA shows compliance with Thailand’s food safety rules, which is critical for exports to the region. An assay report confirms the actual chemical composition, reducing risk of quality mismatches. Missing standard certifications like ISO or HACCP could raise buyer concerns about reliability.
