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GUAYAQUIL-ECUADOR

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At Trade Dollyr Group, we specialize in the export of 100% Ecuadorian fine aroma cocoa, recognized worldwide for its unique flavor and exceptional quality.


Sourced from the best farms in Ecuador, our cocoa is grown under sustainable and responsible agricultural practices, ensuring a superior and environmentally friendly product.


Each cocoa bean is carefully selected to ensure that only the best reaches your business. Our cocoa is ideal for chocolate shops, food industries, and any company looking for a premium ingredient for their products.


Why choose Trade Dollyr Group:

  1. Premium Quality: Cocoa from the best regions of Ecuador, recognized for its unmatched flavor and aroma.
  2. Certification and Sustainability: Products grown in an ethical and environmentally friendly way.
  3. Efficient Export Process: We guarantee fast and safe delivery anywhere in the world.
  4. Personalized Advice: Our team offers you support at every step of the import process to ensure that you receive only the best.


If you are looking for the highest quality cocoa for your business, Trade Dollyr Group is your ideal partner.


Contact us and discover the true flavor of Ecuadorian cocoa!


dollyrgroup@gmail.com

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T or L/C

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Guayaquil-Ecuador

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

-

FOB terms mean the buyer takes responsibility for shipping once goods leave Guayaquil, Ecuador. T/T or L/C payment methods are common in international trade, with L/C offering more security for buyers. Using USD as the accepted currency simplifies transactions with Western buyers and reduces exchange risk. A small team of 1–10 people generating only 1–5 million in revenue suggests a lean, possibly startup-level operation. They respond to inquiries in just 5 hours, which is fast and shows good customer service. The lack of accreditations raises questions about compliance or quality standards — buyers should request documentation before placing large orders.

Products / Services Offered

This supplier offers a wide range of raw materials and food products, which eliminates the need for buyers to source multiple suppliers for basic ingredients like cocoa, fish, spices, and wood. It’s especially useful for manufacturers needing consistent supply chains for items like chocolate, fish, and edible oils. Having both fresh and processed goods — such as frozen fish, sauces, and snacks — means buyers can find everything in one place, reducing logistics complexity and lead times.

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Most suppliers don't verify their work email, phone, or documents — this one has all three verified, which shows strong credibility and reduces risk. Verified details help buyers confirm the company's real identity and ensure reliable communication. This level of verification is a strong signal that the supplier is serious about international trade and can be trusted for long-term partnerships.

Export Countries

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Spain FlagSpain

Western Europe

50%

North America

25%

East Asia

25%

This supplier eliminates geographic diversification beyond three regions, focusing on 4 countries with 50% in Western Europe (Belgium, Spain), 25% in North America (Canada), and 25% in East Asia (China). The balanced regional split across Europe, North America, and Asia suggests a strategic effort to maintain market access without over-concentration, though it lacks the depth of a single-region focus.
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