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VTRA Pvt Ltd

Sri Lanka

3.8

1934 Old Gallows Rd, Suite 350

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Business Description

Headquartered in the USA, our core business lies in the hotel & food supplies that are required by the hospitality industry. VTRA expanded its network of communication to have an office in Sri Lanka.

VTRA is the name that has gained the trust of its clients by redefining the paradigms of quality and services in the realm of hospitality products. With a proud and illustrious past spanning over a decade, we take great pride in delivering timely, quality products at the most competitive prices to our valued clients.

Business Details

Country:

Sri Lanka

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler

Main Markets:

United Kingdom, United States

Main Products:

Coconut Milk

Year Established:

2010

VTRA Pvt Ltd eliminates the need for buyers to source agriculture and food & beverage products from multiple suppliers by offering direct export and wholesale access. Being based in Sri Lanka, a key regional hub for agricultural exports, gives them strong access to raw materials and cost-effective production. Their U.S.-based address may suggest a local presence for easier communication, but the company is actually registered in Sri Lanka, which could affect trust for international buyers. The lack of verified contact details or business documents raises a red flag — buyers should verify legitimacy before placing large orders.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

CIF & FOB

Port Of Loading:

Colombo

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Avg Response Time:

≤ 3 days

Most suppliers accept bank transfers (T/T), so VTRA Pvt Ltd's use of T/T is common and expected. Offering both CIF and FOB terms gives buyers flexibility in shipping responsibility — FOB means the buyer takes control after loading, while CIF includes insurance and freight. Using Colombo as the port suggests strong trade links with South Asia, where shipping costs are lower and transit times are shorter. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to pay without currency conversion risk. VTRA Pvt Ltd has a staff count of 11-50 and annual revenue between 1-5 million, placing them in the mid-tier of suppliers. This size suggests they can handle consistent orders without the overhead of large-scale operations. The lack of quality certifications and response time data raises concerns about compliance and customer service reliability — buyers should request additional documentation or ask for a sample before placing large orders.

Products / Services Offered

VTRA Pvt Ltd eliminates the need for buyers to source separate agriculture or food production partners, as they offer end-to-end services in Agriculture, Food & Beverage. This simplifies supply chain planning and reduces lead times. Without clear details on certifications or location, buyers should verify food safety standards before committing to large orders.

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VTRA Pvt Ltd has verified their account email, phone number, and business documents — showing a strong commitment to transparency. The lack of work email verification could raise concerns about internal communication or contact reliability. Buyers should confirm direct access to the right person for order follow-ups to avoid delays.

Export Countries

United Kingdom

United States

North America

100%

VTRA Pvt Ltd operates in a single country, the United States, representing 100% of its market footprint in North America. This exclusive focus highlights a concentrated strategy with no regional diversification. While it enables streamlined operations and deep market understanding, it also exposes the company to significant risk if the U.S. market experiences downturns.