Shipping

Shipping products successfully is one of the most important parts of the customer experience — so choosing the right shipping method is crucial to the success of your business. Shoppers expect to pay as little as possible for shipping, get fast delivery, and find all their products in perfect condition.
Balancing these expectations with reasonable costs of shipping requires careful attention to logistics and quality control. Complications with supply chain management just add to the process. While there are some limits on loading ports, perfecting your commitments specially on shipping strategy.

Payment

Payment modes can take various forms, from traditional transactions to the latest digital innovations. We are open to discuss all trade payment solutions to meet our customers’ requirements. We will explore the different types of payment methods, to ensure our customers' satisfaction and safety.

Values

  • Applying ethics, discipline, honesty, trust, creativity, team work, surety, speed, and accuracy in achieving performance.
  • Building quality, efficiency and competitiveness in the future.
  • Satisfying customers, shareholders, employees, principals, partners, and public.
  • Focus on customer’s stated and latent needs and stand out as best in serving our customers.
  • Always striving to be better and innovating is the only basis of protection against competitionBalancing these expectations with reasonable costs of shipping requires careful attention to logistics and quality control. Complications with supply chain management

International Transport

Leveraging our connections with transportation companies, we monitor the entire journey of your products—whether by sea, land, or rail—keeping you informed of their arrival. We also offer document modifications for maritime transport, including the Switch BL process, to support your product export and packaging export.

Notes:

  1. Incoterms® 2010 do not deal with the parties obligations for stowage within a container and therefore, where relevant, the parties should deal with this in the sales contract.
  2. FCA Seller’s Facility – Buyer pays inland freight; other FCA qualifiers. Seller arranges and loads pre-carriage carrier and pays inland freight to the “F” delivery place
  3. Incoterms® 2010 does not obligate the buyer nor must the seller to insure the goods, therefore this issue be addressed elsewhere in the sales contract.
  4. Charges paid by Buyer or Seller depending on contract of carriage.
  5. Charges paid by Seller if through Bill of Lading or door-to-door rate to Buyer’s destination

INCOTERMS® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE BUT IS BEING PROVIDED FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY. USERS SHOULD SEEK SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FROM INCOTERMS® 2010 AVAILABLE THROUGH THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT WWW.ICCBOOKS.COM