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Refrigerated cold room with whole lobsters, white and orange shrimp and whole sea bream on ice, crates of dark red cherries, whole and halved avocados, eggs, lettuce, broccoli and peppers prepared for B2B buyers

Buyer-first B2B food marketplace

Global food sourcing, made simple.

One request. Verified producers. Offers you can compare.

Tell us the product, grade, volume, season and destination — our team checks it, contacts suitable producers worldwide and sends you offers to compare side by side.

What you can source

  • Crates of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and lettuce in a greenhouse

    Fresh produce

    Wholesale fruit and vegetables for import, retail and food service — by variety, grade, size and season.

    Source fresh produce
  • Fresh sea bream and shrimp on ice in white crates

    Seafood & shrimp

    Shrimp, fish and other seafood, fresh, chilled or frozen — by species, count, form and packing.

    Source seafood & shrimp
  • White hens in a bright poultry house with brown eggs in trays

    Poultry & eggs

    Table eggs and poultry meat — by grade, size, packing and the certificates your market requires.

    Source poultry & eggs

Request offers by product

Sourced on request: we don't publish stock or prices. Availability, origin and price are confirmed with suppliers for your request.

Premium agri-food

Premium produce, seafood, caviar and eggs — defined by your specification

Premium is defined by what you specify and what can be verified — not by a label. These are request categories, not live stock: availability, origin, grade, documents, prices and shipping terms are confirmed per request, after review.

What “premium” means here

Specification
Variety or species, grade, size and pack set in writing
Traceability
Lot, farm or vessel records that follow the product
Origin
Documented country and region of growing or catch
Handling
Pre-cooling, temperature and transit conditions to destination

What to include in your request

  • Variety and type
  • Origin — country of growing or catch
  • Quality grade and size
  • Quantity per shipment and per year or season
  • Seasonality and availability window
  • Packing and labelling
  • Refrigeration and cold-chain requirements
  • Traceability records, standards and certificates
  • Destination and delivery terms (e.g. Incoterms®)

Buyer-first process

  1. You submit an RFQ. Free of charge, with the details listed here.

  2. Our team reviews and matches. We check the requirements, then screen and approach suitable producers or suppliers on your behalf.

  3. You compare offers. You are not put in direct contact with any supplier before review; any introduction needs your approval.

Producers and suppliers are responsible for the product, compliance with standards and origin documents. Global B2B Group helps find suppliers, coordinates and reviews the request — we are not a producer, exporter or supply-chain operator.

Global sourcing, by season

The exact product you need, from wherever it is in season

Fresh vegetables, fruit, premium produce, fish, shrimp and eggs — premium or standard grades, by the container or by the season. You tell us what you need and when; our team finds the origin and the producers that can supply it.

  • Fresh vegetables
  • Fruit
  • Premium produce
  • Fish & seafood
  • Shrimp
  • Eggs

Example

A buyer in Japan needs premium cherries in December

  1. Northern orchards are out of season, so we look to the southern hemisphere, where cherries are harvested roughly from November to January.
  2. Before any outreach we check that the origin is approved to ship cherries to Japan; if it is not, we look at other counter-season origins.
  3. We contact growers and exporters with the right size, grade and pack, and bring you comparable offers on one basis.

Illustrative example. Seasons, market access and availability are confirmed for each request.

Any origin

Producers and exporters worldwide, approached by our team for your request.

Right season

Harvest windows and counter-season origins matched to your delivery dates.

Send a sourcing request

Supplier identities are shared only after you approve an introduction.

How it works

Submitting a request is free for buyers.

  1. Submit one request

    Product, specification, volume, delivery window and destination.

  2. We review and route it

    Our team checks the request and sends it to producers that fit.

  3. Receive and compare offers

    Relevant supplier offers on the same specification, side by side. You decide.

More about how it works
Buyer checklist, tablet with a trade chart, a crate of tomatoes and avocados and a tray of eggs on a procurement desk

Free to read and use · no account, no paywall

Practical guides and tools for buying and selling agricultural produce

Specification checklists, RFQ templates, glossary, sourced trade data and calculators — so buyers can define requirements and producers can prepare supply before anyone commits. Reading and using these resources is free.

Procurement desk overlooking a factory floor, with cost charts, a world map and RFQ comparison sheets
Knowledge Center

Daily brief

Industry Intelligence | Market News & Procurement Insights

Source-linked changes in import rules, tariffs, logistics and trade finance — with what they mean for buyers of produce, seafood, poultry, eggs and production lines.

Explore Industry Intelligence
  • Official sources are checked daily; items appear only when a consequential change is found.

Trade opportunities

Market openings for produce, with each status dated and linked to its official source — so you can plan next season's sourcing.

Open the Opportunities Center

How we work

  • Human review

    A team member reviews every request before any producer is contacted.

  • Supplier checks

    Producers are checked against your request — documents, certificates and trade-compliance screening — before an introduction. We don't guarantee supply, quality or price.

  • Private details

    Your contact details aren't shared until you approve.

  • Disclosed fees

    Buyers pay nothing. The supplier you select pays a disclosed fee only if a deal proceeds; no paid placement.

Frequently asked

Buyer questions

Plain answers on cost, requests, producers, quality and confidentiality.

Is it free to submit a request?

Yes. Buyers pay nothing to submit a request or compare offers. The supplier you select pays a disclosed fee only if a deal proceeds, and no supplier can pay for placement.

What should my request include?

The product and specification (variety, grade, size or count), volume and frequency, packing, delivery window, destination and Incoterm, and any certificates you need.

Is Global B2B Group a supplier?

No. Global B2B Group is a sourcing platform and holds no stock. Our team reviews your request, approaches suitable producers on your behalf and sends you their offers.

Which products can I source?

Fresh fruit and vegetables, seafood and shrimp, and poultry and eggs. Machinery and production lines have their own pages in the menu.

Can I source premium produce, shrimp, caviar or eggs?

Yes, as a request. Include variety or species, origin, grade and size, quantity, season, packing, cold-chain needs, certificates and destination port. These are request categories, not live stock: availability, prices and lead times are confirmed for each request.

Who is responsible for quality, standards and origin documents?

The producer or supplier. Global B2B Group finds suppliers, coordinates and reviews the request; we are not a producer, exporter or supply-chain operator.

Do buyers and producers contact each other directly?

Not before review. Our team reviews each request and each producer; identities are shared only after that review and with your approval of a specific introduction. Final commercial terms are agreed between the parties.

How are producers checked before they quote?

Against your request: documents, certificates, origin and trade-compliance screening where required. Being invited to quote is not an endorsement or a guarantee of supply, quality or price.

How is my information kept confidential?

Suppliers receive only the details they need to quote. Your internal budget and competing offers are not shared, and our team contacts suppliers on your behalf.

Can producers and suppliers present an offer?

Yes. Producers and exporters can submit their capability, certificates and volumes for review. Submitting does not guarantee a buyer, an order or a sale.

Ready to source?

Tell us what you need. We'll come back with offers you can compare.