SummaryTianjin Kunyu International Co., Ltd. is a China-based trading company established in 2007, operating in agricultural and food products. The supplier reports access to three group factories, including tomato paste, fruit juice and puree concentrate, and canned fruit and vegetable facilities. Reported production indicators include more than 10 production lines, annual output of approximately 30,000 tons, and 6–10 quality-control staff. The company states that it holds ISO9000, KOSHER, and HACCP-related food quality certifications and exports to more than 80 countries and regions. Evidence of R&D capacity is limited to one R&D engineer. Trade records show individual transactions involving buyers in Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and Pakistan, but the available slices do not establish broader financial strength, after-sales processes, or proven customization capability.
Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly identified as a trading company, legally organized as a limited company in China. Its stated business covers agriculture and food products, while manufacturing is described through factories under the group rather than clearly as wholly owned production by the legal entity.
CertificationsThe company states that it has obtained ISO9000, KOSHER, and HACCP-related food quality management system certifications. These statements provide explicit evidence of certification holdings, although no certificate numbers, issuing bodies, or validity dates are provided.
Production capacityThe group is described as operating three factories, with tomato processing capacity of 2,500 tons of fresh tomatoes per day, more than 10 production lines, annual production of about 30,000 tons, and multiple canned-food product categories. These stated facilities and output indicators explicitly support substantial production capability, although the legal entity’s direct ownership or control of all facilities is not fully detailed.
Client casesThe company states that it exports to more than 80 countries and regions, and the trade records identify buyers or counterparties in Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and Pakistan. These provide evidence of international customer activity, but the slices do not verify customer satisfaction, order continuity, or detailed successful project outcomes.