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Lawana and Sons Supplies

South Africa

5.0

1552 HEIDELBERG RD DALPARK

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Business Description

We strive to bring to you just 100% naturally sourced from the finest outlets in the markets with no banned chemicals and name We are renowned as reputed and reliable Supplier, Exporter, Trader and Wholesaler/Distributor of Agricultural Products, Sea Food, Frozen Food and many other varieties of food products. The diverse range includes Energy Drink, Baby Milk, White Pepper, Black Pepper, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Chicken Paws, Sunflower Oil, Multivitamins, Pet Foods, Egg Powder, Coconut Milk, Rice, Sugar, Fish Maws, Vanilla Beans, Kidney Beans, Mackerel Fish, Raisins, Dried, Cashew Nuts, Canned Tomatoes Paste, Corn, Flour, quinoa, Corn, Walnuts, Sunflower Seeds, ostrich eggs and chicks, cow ox gallstone and many more. Each business operation of our company is carried out in accordance to the international industry norms. Our products are only known for quality We take time to ensure that all what we supply is nothing but the best of Grade in the global market

Business Details

Country:

South Africa

Business Types:

Food manufacturing, Agent/Representative, Service Provider, Exporter/Wholesaler

Main Markets:

Angola, Australia, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Brazil, Kenya, South Africa

Main Products:

Agriculture, Food & Beverage; Grain; Oils (Other); Scrap

Year Established:

Not specified

This South African supplier offers a mix of food manufacturing and scrap as main products, which is unusual for a company in this region. They export to diverse markets including Australia, Brazil, and Kenya — showing strong regional reach. The presence of 'Agent/Representative' and 'Exporter/Wholesaler' in their business model suggests they may act as a middleman, which can reduce direct production costs for buyers. However, the lack of a verified website and company establishment date raises concerns about credibility and long-term reliability. Buyers should verify the actual production capacity and confirm whether scrap is a core product or a side offering.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

CIF

Port Of Loading:

Durban

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 10M~50M

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Avg Response Time:

Most suppliers offer payment via LC or 30-day terms, so T/T here means faster payment but higher risk for the buyer. CIF terms with Durban as port mean the seller covers shipping and insurance to that port, which is common for African exports. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to pay, especially in North America and Europe. This setup is typical for suppliers in Southern Africa, but buyers should confirm shipping timelines and insurance coverage. A workforce of 11–50 employees suggests the supplier can handle custom orders efficiently without being too large or bureaucratic. With revenue between $10M and $50M, they are financially stable and likely able to offer competitive pricing. Missing quality certifications mean buyers can't verify compliance with safety or quality standards — it's important to request documentation before placing large orders.

Products / Services Offered

Offering grain and oils means they can supply staple commodities used in food manufacturing and animal feed. Scrap as a product service suggests they may also handle waste materials, which can be a cost-saving option for buyers looking to source secondary materials. This mix gives buyers flexibility in sourcing both primary and recycled inputs for food or industrial use.

Main Products

Natural Yarn

$6.8

Min. order: 1000 Kilogram

Lawana and Sons Supplies

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All key verification points are confirmed — work email, phone, documents, and account email — which strongly signals a trustworthy and professional supplier. This level of verification reduces the risk of fraud or miscommunication in international trade. Buyers can confidently reach out, discuss orders, and verify details without needing to ask for additional proof.

Export Countries

Angola

Australia

Bahamas

Bahrain

Barbados

Brazil

Kenya

South Africa

Southern Africa

25%

Central America & Caribbean

25%

Oceania

12%

Middle East

12%

South America

12%

This supplier operates in 8 countries across 6 regions, significantly broader than typical suppliers who often focus on 3–5 markets. Southern Africa accounts for 25% (2 countries), Central America & Caribbean for 25% (2 countries), and each of the remaining regions holds 12% (1 country each). The even distribution across regions suggests a balanced, diversified approach with no single market dominance, though it lacks concentration in high-growth or high-value sectors.