Visibility and market access for avocado oils
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- luke.lee@tridge.com
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- jacqueline@kenvado.com
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- thread_developer
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- KENVADO_HOLDINGS_PTY_LTD-AU-202608
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- 19ffa3644b90153c
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- sender account offboarded (departed employee, gmail account expired) - 2026-09-21
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For new edible-oil suppliers, buyers often plan 4–8 weeks for document/QA onboarding before a first trial lot — in the US this typically sits under FSVP supplier verification, and EU buyers treat HACCP and spec/pack documentation the same way. Aligning any pilot to that window usually removes the main internal friction points.
To keep this fully by email and low-pressure, here are two clean tracks we can use: A) if approvals and budget can align in the next month or two, we set up a time‑boxed 3‑month pilot with clear outreach milestones and success criteria; B) if your lead time looks longer, we pause active proposals and set a soft four‑week checkpoint so you’re not fielding updates before you’re ready. At USD 4,699/year for Eye, finding just one new importer via Tridge that leads to a trial shipment would typically more than cover the subscription; repeat orders can turn that into multiples.
Which path feels closer for Kenvado right now — the short pilot (if 4–8 week approvals are realistic) or the organized pause with a soft four‑week check‑in?
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Tridge Account Executive
Account Executive, Tridge
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