Supplier search – Quickly and easily find suitable B2B suppliers

An incorrect supplier selection can have significant consequences. Quality issues, supply bottlenecks, and financial losses are common risks. That’s why a strategic supplier search is crucial for long-term success.

The choice of suitable suppliers directly affects product quality, cost structure, and delivery reliability—and thus overall competitiveness.
This is why a targeted supplier search has an immediate impact on your business:

The rule is: The better and more accurate your company’s supplier register is set up, the more stable your supply chains are, and the more successful the entire procurement process becomes.

We show you how to successfully find suppliers using the proven ABRAMS.wiki Business Intelligence platform and its specialized tools.

Seize your opportunity:

Case study: A medium-sized food company from Germany is planning to expand its range to include high-quality vanilla products. The goal is to find one or more reliable international suppliers (single sourcing - multiple sourcing) who can offer optimal quality, reliable delivery capability, and excellent value for money.

1. Start product search
   Use the ABRAMS.wiki supplier search to look for suppliers of a desired product. In this example, it is "vanilla".
2. Analyze supplier overview
   The B2B search displays a list of 1,754 suppliers for vanilla, based on actual shipments from 51 countries.
   Examples of this specific supplier search are:
   Pricesmart Inc.

   • Supplies, among others, customers in Panama.
   • Imports from over 48 suppliers
   • Exports to 11 customers

   Costco Wholesale Corp.

   • Supplies, among others, customers in Mexico.
   • Imports from over 236 suppliers
   • Exports to 7 customers

   Associated Grocer Of Florida

   • Supplies, among others, customers in Panama.
   • Exports to 2 countries
   • Exports to 5 customers

   This information helps to identify potential suppliers and understand their export activities. But that's not all!

3. Check detailed supplier data
   For each supplier, you can view further details, such as:

   • Number of shipments
   • HS codes for all products
   • Supplied countries
   • Source countries
   • Other customer relationships

   This data, and much more, enables a well-founded evaluation of suppliers regarding their reliability and market presence.
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4. Review detailed supplier data
   After identifying potential suppliers, you can contact them directly to request samples, negotiate prices, and discuss delivery terms.