Import Chicken — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United States

RJM Nano Tech LLC supplies Grade A chicken sourced from approved and certified plants in Turkey, with monthly FCL capacity for 12 consecutive months. The product range includes whole chicken, quarters, drumsticks, doner, breast, paws, and filets, all shipped under CIF terms to safe ports worldwide, excluding China. Trial shipments are available to initiate contracts, with factory rules stated as non-negotiable.

The chicken meets typical industry standards for poultry, including a moisture content below 5% and broken bone incidence under 3%. Grade A classification ensures compliance with common export requirements for texture, color, and hygiene. The product is cleaned, feather-free, and free from ammonia burns or excessive blood stains, aligning with standard halal and food safety expectations for frozen poultry.

Primary buyers include wholesale importers, foodservice distributors, and processors seeking consistent supply for retail, catering, or further manufacturing. Trade terms require transferable, irrevocable LC (MT700/MT760) confirmed at sight, with MT103 transfer at the loading port. Payment covers one month’s invoice value, valid for 365 days. Logistics and port specifics must be confirmed directly with the supplier.

RJM Nano Tech LLC is based in The Woodlands, Texas, United States, with an address at 2121 Golden Road, Suite 1d. The company operates as a harbor-tier supplier on the platform, indicating a verified level of engagement. While the response rate is currently unrecorded, the supplier explicitly states its capacity to handle monthly FCL shipments for 12 months, signaling scalability for bulk buyers.

The supplier specializes in poultry exports, emphasizing transparency in trade terms and adherence to factory rules. It accepts only transferable LC (MT700/MT760) with confirmation at sight, reflecting a preference for secure, high-value transactions. The ability to ship to any safe port except China underscores its global reach, though buyers must confirm port-specific feasibility.