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Maiga A

Manufacturer

Rubber & Composite Products, Latvia

Svētes pag., Latvia 🇱🇻11-50 employees

Trust core

A real, operating manufacturer

Active company · Manufacturer · 2 independent sources

Registered taxpayer (Latvia VID)

VID

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Identity verified

Operating business (registry-listed)

Latvia Register of Enterprises and State Revenue Service open data

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Listed in a source registry

Latvia Register of Enterprises and State Revenue Service open data

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Does it exist and operate now?

  • Registered taxpayer (Latvia VID) (VID) · Dec 2024proof
  • Identity verified
  • Operating business (registry-listed) (Latvia Register of Enterprises and State Revenue Service open data)proof

Independently confirmed

  • Listed in a source registry (Latvia Register of Enterprises and State Revenue Service open data)proof

Trust timeline

Timeline not yet established.

Not enough dated points to assess consistency yet.

Cross-checks

  • Cross-checks appear as independent sources get collected.

Not yet checkable from open public sources in Latvia: A maker, not a middleman · Clean record, no blacklist · No debts or court trouble · Sound people behind it · Reachable and responsive.

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About

Maiga A is a rubber & composite products company based in Svētes pag., Latvia. Listed in a public business registry.

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Importing from this supplier: what applies

Regulations that commonly apply to shipments in this sector. Not legal advice: verify against the linked official source.

  • EU imports of iron, steel and aluminium goods are in the CBAM carbon-border regime: from 1 Jan 2026 importers need CBAM authorisation and must buy certificates. European Commission (CBAM)
  • Machinery sold in the EU needs CE marking with a declaration of conformity under the EU machinery rules. European Commission
  • Chemical substances imported into the EU above 1 tonne/year must be REACH-registered. ECHA (REACH)

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Company facts

Where is Maiga A based?

Maiga A is based in Svētes pag., Latvia.

Is Maiga A a manufacturer or a distributor?

Maiga A is a manufacturer listed on Hell of a Partner.

What does Maiga A supply?

Maiga A works across Rubber & Composite Products.

Is Maiga A on official record?

Yes. Maiga A appears in the following official or independent registers: VID. Each is a free public source a buyer can re-check.

VID

How large is Maiga A?

Maiga A reports a team in the 11-50 employees bracket.

What are the alternatives to Maiga A?

Buyers comparing Maiga A usually also look at A.V.U., AA Energy Windows, AM Energy, out of 195 Rubber & Composite Products suppliers listed in Latvia on this marketplace.

Is Maiga A verified on Hell of a Partner?

Yes. Maiga A is confirmed in official public sources (state business registry or the EU VAT system) or has passed Hell of a Partner's verification review.