“We at Factrade strive to make trading more efficient by providing reliable market information, access to global networks and increased marketability through our review system. Factrade benefits the buyers by providing better terms and competitive prices through a big supplier base and benefits suppliers by providing new buyers.”
Get visible and discovered by trusted buyers around the world, expand your business and earn better profits. Become a seller and have a hassle-free trading experience. Want to become a seller at Factrade? Let’s look at the following.
Sellers fill out a form that details their particular requirements. We float these requirements in the market to discover potential suppliers who meet the specific criteria, making it easier for the two parties to connect. Users can utilize this space to draw a clear picture of what they're searching for in their trade. The form is simple and easy to use, and you may contact all of the industry's movers and shakers with just one click.
Buyers and suppliers inform us of their exact requirements by filling out a detailed form. We float these requirements in the market to find relevant traders who fit particular requirements, facilitating a match between buyers and suppliers. This space allows users to illustrate a clear picture of what it is they are looking for in their trade. The form is simple, and easy to understand, and in one click you can be in touch with all the movers and shakers across industries.
Once the request has been posted, it is shared with a number of traders who can see the trade details and offer their own terms and prices as well. Traders can even answer any relevant questions and submit their offers for your request at this stage. The fact that a large number of traders’ information is offered to our users, ensures a truly competitive marketplace to carry out mutually beneficial Trade.
It is imperative that our traders get accurate information and can be sure to get the best price in the market. Users who have posted the Request for Quotation, will receive several proposals from traders meeting their requirements. At this stage they can review the terms, and vet traders’ profiles. For an easy user experience, traders can even chat with each other online to make counter offers or even work out the nuances of their trade. End-to-end engagement between sellers and buyers makes for a thriving network.
After extensively vetting your options, deciding on price points, and tailoring fruitful terms of trade, both parties enter into a contract. This contract is uploaded onto our portal along with a copy of payment and delivery. Any relevant documents pertaining to the trade can be included here. Accountability and transparency become inevitable through thorough documentation which is beneficial to buyers as well as sellers.
At the end of the contract, both the buyer and supplier can rate each other based on their experience during the trade.
This rating becomes a part of their profiles and helps build a track record that speaks to each one’s credibility in the market. A portfolio like this allows brands to become more transparent, as well as allowing them to gather visibility amongst peers in the industry. In addition to this, the network created through such reviews is invaluable.
Sugar cane is grown in almost every country with a warm environment. Brazil is by far the world's largest sugar producer, followed by India, China, Thailand, Pakistan, Mexico, and Colombia. Russia, France, the United States, Germany, and Turkey, on the other hand, are among the top producers of sugar beets.Brazil, Thailand, India, France, Guatemala, Mexico, and Germany are among the top sugar exporters, following a similar pattern. Meanwhile, the United States, China, Bangladesh, Malaysia, South Korea, and Italy are the countries importing the most sugar.
Approximately 110 countries currently produce sugar from either sugar cane or beet, with eight producing sugar from both sugarcane and beet. Sugarcane accounts for about 80% of global sugar output on average. The top 10 sugar producing countries (India, Brazil, Thailand, China, the United States, Mexico, Russia, Pakistan, France, and Australia) accounted for over 70% of global output during the October/September season.
India has 12 large ports and 205 minor and intermediate ports that have been notified. Six new mega ports will be built in Sagarmala as part of the National Perspective Plan for the country. The ports and shipping industry in India are critical to the country's trade and commerce growth. With a coastline of around 7,517 kilometers, India is the world's sixteenth-largest marine country. The Indian government is a key supporter of the port industry.
We offer the widest range of payment methods. This ensures that our customers can conclude their transactions in a way that best suits their business needs.
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