Peruvian supplier, direct dealings
We are a Peruvian company based in California (USA) with a branch in Magdalena del Mar, Lima. You deal with real people, by WhatsApp or email.
Peruvian origin · International reach
Register your company as a Peruvian supplier
We are a Peruvian supplier. We source and export coffee, superfoods, alpaca textiles, handicrafts and more, shipping to the United States, Canada, China and Europe. Produce in Peru? Register as a supplier. Buying? Request a quote.
Trust from the first conversation
Why suppliers and buyers work with us
An export deal is built on trust between two parties who have not met yet. Our job is to connect them with clear, verified, written information.
We verify before we propose
When a supplier registers, we validate their information, products and capacity before presenting them to a buyer.
Clear terms, in writing
Samples, specifications, price, Incoterm and payment terms are agreed before anything ships. No surprises for either party.
Logistics from start to finish
We coordinate preparation, clearance and air or sea transport with our international logistics team.
We tell you the truth from the start. We do not guarantee sales, prices or timelines that depend on third parties. We do commit to giving you clear information, replying promptly and telling you honestly whether an opportunity is viable.
From opportunity to execution
A clear process from the start
Assess
Product, supplier, volume and destination market.
Validate
Documentation, market access and buyer requirements.
Agree
Samples, specifications, price, Incoterm and payment terms.
Coordinate
Preparation, clearance and transport for the agreed transaction.
An assessment does not guarantee a sale, customs approval or delivery date. Each project requires commercial and operational confirmation.
Information for better decisions
Before exporting: product, destination and requirements
There is no single permit for every product. Tariff classification, composition, use and destination determine the applicable controls.
Leaving Peru: basic documentation
Definitive exports involve a customs declaration, the applicable invoice or receipt, and a transport document. Restricted goods require control documents from the competent authority; other documents depend on their nature or origin. Prepare a packing list and product specification for planning. The sanitary authority and procedure depend on the product.
United States: category-specific requirements
Confirm customs procedures and the relevant product regulator with the importer. For FDA-regulated foods, review facility registration where required, prior notice, labelling and importer obligations, including FSVP where applicable. FDA registration does not mean product approval.
Canada: customs, requirements and origin
Before shipping, confirm the importer’s customs registration, tariff classification, valuation, and commercial and transport documents. For food, plants and animals, consult CFIA AIRS by product, origin, destination and end use; permits, certificates and labelling requirements depend on the category. Canada–Peru trade preferences require qualifying origin and proof of origin: they do not automatically mean zero duty or remove all taxes. Verify each shipment with the importer and competent authority.
China: market access and registration
Before shipping, verify product eligibility, sanitary and labelling requirements, and applicable manufacturer and importer registrations. For food, review the GACC process for the category. Current product and establishment eligibility must still be checked.
European Union: requirements and entry country
Use Access2Markets with Peru as origin, the destination country and product code. Food and animal or plant products may require sanitary controls, certificates and eligibility conditions. Also check labelling, traceability and requirements in the country where the goods will be marketed.
Other European countries and destinations
The United Kingdom, Switzerland and other non-EU countries have their own procedures. Do not automatically apply EU requirements. Identify the country, product, importer and customs regime before requesting a quotation.
Tariffs, origin and commercial pricing
Tariffs depend on product classification, origin and destination; a trade agreement does not guarantee zero duty for every shipment. Check origin rules and proof, taxes and additional measures. State the agreed Incoterm and named place in the offer: these do not replace permits or independently determine duty.
General guidance reviewed in October 2026. Confirm current requirements with the competent authority before shipping.
Frequently asked questions
We answer your questions before you start
What happens after I send my request?
We review your information and contact you by the email or phone you provide to confirm details. If there is an opportunity, we continue with samples, specifications and commercial terms.
What information should I have ready as a supplier?
Product specification sheet, presentation and packaging, monthly volume or capacity, clear photos and, where applicable, sanitary registrations or certifications. The more complete the information, the faster we can assess your case.
Which countries can I export to?
We work with shipments to the United States, Canada, China and Europe. Each destination has its own requirements: we review them with you before committing to a transaction.
Do you guarantee the sale, the price or the timeline?
No. An assessment does not guarantee a sale, customs approval or delivery date. Each project requires commercial and operational confirmation, and we explain it clearly from the start.
How are payment and terms agreed?
Price, Incoterm and payment terms are agreed in writing for each transaction, before shipment. An Incoterm does not replace permits or independently determine duty.
What do you do with my data?
We use your data only to handle your request, with your authorisation. You can review our privacy policy at any time.
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