Information for Buyers

Definition of Buyer

A buyer is a person or company that needs to purchase products or services. For example, an Angolan transportation company who is looking for spare parts for their vehicles but cannot find these parts in the local market at an affordable price. Another example is an American coffee roaster who is looking to expand their offering of robusta coffee. In both examples the companies are looking to purchase something that cannot be found in their local markets.

Why should buyers work with ANGOLIFE

From the moment you contact us we start working for you and for your company. We are at your service and not at the service of the companies or businesses that produce or sell the product you are looking for. This means that we will do all we can not only to satisfy your needs, but also to do it efficiently and with the most advantages to you. Moreover, we will not pressure you to purchase something that you are not looking for. ANGOLIFE simply offers a detailed and rigorous analysis. The final buying decision is yours.

The Process

Our process is very simple. You are a buyer and have a product or service need. You contact ANGOLIFE and present your need. We work closely with you to determine the exact details and requirements of your need. We then use our knowledge and network to find the product you want. Our promise: After gathering all the details, we will provide to you the initial data regarding the product you are looking for within 72 hours. The product’s characteristics, price, and all additional costs such as tariff and transportation are presented to you upfront. We also inform you of the logistical aspects regarding the transaction, such as customs documentation, transportation, and time frame. There is absolutely no charge to you for the research work involved in this initial phase of a transaction. If you decide to go ahead with the purchase we immediately begin the next phase of the transaction with the goal of getting the product to your hands as quickly as possible.

Interesting Facts

• Did you know that the United States government has strict regulations regarding the labels on consumer products imported into the US?
• Did you know that in 1999 Angola adopted the International Harmonized Tariff Schedule for the classification of products?