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Discuss your sourcing requirement
Send the specification, volume and destination. We will come back with what is sourceable on those terms, what it depends on, and what we would need to confirm before quoting firmly.
- 01
Buyer enquiry
You send a requirement, or we work one up with you from a general need.
- 02
Requirement qualification
We establish whether the specification and volume are realistically sourceable, and say so if they are not.
- 03
Supplier matching
Producers and collectors able to meet the requirement are identified and screened.
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Sampling and specification approval
Samples are drawn, tested where instructed, and approved by you in writing.
Request for quotation
Send us a requirement
A specification, a volume and a destination are enough to start. We come back with what is sourceable, on what terms, and what it depends on.
- Phone
- +62 21 0000 0000
- Office
- Jl. Placeholder No. 00, Jakarta, DKI Jakarta 00000, Indonesia
- Monday – Friday
- 08:00 – 17:00 WIB (UTC+7)
- Saturday
- By appointment
Documentation we coordinate
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
- Bill of Lading
- Certificate of Origin
- Certificate of Analysis
- Phytosanitary Certificate
- Fumigation Certificate
- Inspection Report
Document availability depends on product type, origin, destination regulation and commercial agreement. We confirm the applicable document set for your shipment during requirement qualification, before any offer is issued.
Request for quotation form
Before you write
Questions we are asked most
Product, the parameters that govern acceptance, volume, destination port and preferred Incoterm. Packaging and target shipment window help. If you are unsure about any of these, send what you have and we will work the rest up with you.
We reply to qualified enquiries within one business day. Where a requirement needs supplier confirmation before we can quote firmly, we will tell you that in the first reply along with a realistic timeline.
Yes, once a requirement is qualified and a supply route identified. Samples are drawn from the intended supply rather than from a separate batch, and sample and courier costs are agreed in advance.
It depends on the commodity and the shipment mode. A single container is a normal starting point for most lines, and a trial container against an approved sample is often the sensible first step before committing to a schedule.