Operating as a reliable export partner from India, we ensure professional handling of sourcing, quality, and international shipments. This page sets out exactly how material is checked before it loads and which documents travel with your consignment.
Every order is contracted against an agreed specification covering grade, moisture, purity, foreign matter and packing. Nothing is left to interpretation at loading.
Material is checked against that specification at the processing unit before packing, not after the container has been sealed.
Pre-shipment samples are couriered against a confirmed enquiry. No order is contracted until the sample is approved in writing.
The following documentation is prepared and dispatched for every export consignment as standard, unless a legalised or embassy-attested copy is required.
Itemised against the contracted specification, quantity, packing and Incoterm.
Ocean B/L issued by the carrier or NVOCC, with originals couriered or telex release arranged as agreed.
Issued by an authorised chamber of commerce; preferential COO arranged where a trade agreement applies.
Issued by the Plant Quarantine Organisation of India, certifying the consignment is free from quarantine pests.
Fumigation carried out as required by the destination country's plant health regulations.
Laboratory analysis against the contracted specification, from an accredited laboratory.
Arranged at the buyer's instruction. Costs are quoted separately and are typically to the buyer's account unless otherwise agreed in the contract.
SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek or an agency of your choice inspecting at loading, with the report issued before sailing.
Where your customs authority requires a particular certificate, tell us the destination and we confirm what can be provided before you commit to an order.
Residue and contaminant testing to the tolerance your market applies, carried out by an accredited laboratory.
Tell us the destination country and what your customs authority requires. We confirm what we can provide before you place an order.
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