wholesale Mitr Phol Pure Refined Sugar

Lead time
1 – 600000 tons: 14 days

more than 7,00000 tons: To be negotiated if necessary

Mininum Supply ability:

3000 Metric Tons per Month

Supply Ability Maximum:

10000 Metric Tons per Month or more if needed.

Packaging:

1kg x 4Bags (paper carton)
1kg x 5Bags (PP bag)
2kg x 2Bags (paper carton)
2kg x 5Bags ( PP bag)
5kg x 5Bags ( PP bag)
0kg x 5Bags ( PP bag)

10 Kg
20Kg
25Kg
30Kg
50Kg

Our key shipping documents related to inspection typically required for an international sugar shipment:

• Inspection Certificate – Issued by an accredited inspector like SGS or Intertek certifying the quality, quantity, and weight of the sugar matches contractual specifications.
• Weight Certificate – Official document stating the total net and gross weight of the cargo as measured at the load port. Used for freight costing.
• Packing List – List of all contents in the shipment with details like package count, type and markings. Ensures accuracy.
• Certificate of Origin – Declares where the product was manufactured and confirms the country of origin. Required for customs.
• Phytosanitary Certificate – For food products, verifies the shipment is free of harmful pests and plant diseases.
• Fumigation Certificate – Confirms the cargo has been fumigated if required.
• Food Safety Certificates – Documents like HACCP, GMP, ISO 22000 provide food safety assurance.
• Laboratory Analysis Report – Independent lab test results verifying contractual quality parameters.
• Bill of Lading – Legal document between shipper and the carrier listing goods being transported. Serves as the title.
• Commercial Invoice – Detailed list of goods sent and associated costs. Used for customs valuation.

Reviewing all required documentation for accuracy and completeness ensures the sugar cargo meets quality standards and avoids customs clearance delays. Let me know if you need any clarification on these common inspection documents.