Exporters
We work so that you can address the destination market’s authenticity enquiry before the container is dispatched.
How can a destination market’s authenticity enquiry be addressed before the consignment leaves?
In export, an authenticity enquiry holds the entire consignment. The delay generates not only time but also storage, penalty and customer loss costs.
- Destination market inspection is the highest risk item facing a consignment
- A held batch also delays the orders behind it
- Buyer expectations require different documents from country to country
- Non-conformity is often identified only after the product reaches its destination
What we provide to exporters
A control carried out before dispatch and placed on record.
You move the control ahead of loading
A non-conforming batch is set aside in your own warehouse rather than at the port.
You present the document in both languages
Your buyer reviews the report in their own language; no separate translation is required.
You track consignment history
Which batch travelled in which consignment is retained on record together with its result.
What matters in export
The three topics that place the greatest pressure on a consignment.
Detention at the border
A detained batch increases transport and storage costs each day.
Market access
A single adverse result can restrict access to that market for an extended period.
Shifting expectations
Each country and each buyer requests evidence in a different form.
Let us assess your destination markets together.
Share the markets you dispatch to and the documents requested of you.