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South Africa
4.1
1 Woodmead Dr, Woodmead
624 inquiries
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Business Description
Welcome to UM Global Supplies.
We are a business dedicated to providing high-quality services to our clients. Our team of experts has years of experience in the industry and is committed to delivering exceptional results. At UM Global Supplies, we pride ourselves on our attention to detail and personalized approach to each project.
What makes us better than our competitors is that we are affiliated to all our factories and this gives us the ability of supplying our customers exactly according to their requirements. Meeting and satisfying our customers needs and most important of all, supplying them with top quality products by providing them with products that meet their exact requirements is our top priority and a key factor to building a successful business relationship with them. Our mission is to supply our customers with products at a fair price that are consistent not only from batch to batch but from order to order. Customer satisfaction, customer service and on time delivery is the bedrock of our company.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
Not specified
Preferred Trade Term:
On-time shipping
Port Of Loading:
Not specified
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 10M~50M
Numbers Of Employees:
11-50 employees
Avg Response Time:
≤ 17h
This replaces vague shipping expectations with clear terms — specifying USD as payment makes pricing transparent and reduces negotiation time. 'On-time shipping' is a strong commitment that builds buyer trust, especially when delivery schedules are critical. The lack of port and transaction terms means buyers can't verify logistics or payment conditions, which increases risk. Always confirm port and exact transaction terms before placing orders to avoid delays or misunderstandings. A company with 11-50 employees and revenue between $10M and $50M is relatively large for its size, suggesting strong operational efficiency. The lack of compliance standards or response time data raises concerns about quality control and customer service reliability. Buyers should request documentation on safety or quality practices before engaging. This gap may indicate limited transparency, which could increase risk in long-term partnerships.
Products / Services Offered
This supplier offers a wide range of agricultural and chemical products, including key inputs like urea, DAP, and phosphate fertilizers, which are essential for farming and food production. They also provide animal feed, dairy products, and processed goods like milk powder and frozen chicken, making them a one-stop source for food and feed supply chains. The presence of chemicals and agrochemicals suggests they support both crop and livestock operations. Missing details on certifications or location mean buyers should verify compliance and logistics capabilities before engaging.
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The supplier has verified their account email and phone number, which adds some credibility, but lacks verification of their work email — a key contact for business communication. This gap could make it harder to confirm orders or resolve issues quickly. Having documents verified shows they follow formal procedures, which is good for compliance and trust.
Export Countries
Australia
Austria
Brazil
Bulgaria
Canada
China
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Germany
(+9 more)
Eastern Europe
32%
Western Europe
16%
South America
11%
North America
11%
East Asia
11%
This supplier targets 19 countries across 8 regions, with Eastern Europe representing 32% (6 of 19) and each of the other major regions accounting for 11% or less. Western Europe has 3 countries (16%), North America 2 (11%), East Asia 2 (11%), Middle East 2 (11%), Oceania 1 (5%), and Southeast Asia 1 (5%). The strong focus on Eastern Europe suggests a strategic emphasis on regional supply chains and labor markets, reducing exposure to more volatile or distant markets.
