Pricing and terms

One quote. Here is what is in it.

Every order is priced to its specification, quantity and destination, so there is no price list. There is one quote, and it states what is included, what is not, how you pay and how long it holds.

Included, by delivery term

You choose how far we carry the order.

Within India we quote ex-works or delivered to your door; for export, FOB, CFR, CIF and DAP. If you are not sure which suits you, say so and we will advise.

Within India — by road or rail

Stages included under each delivery term within India
StageEx-worksCollected at originDeliveredTo your door in India
01 Sourcing at originIncludedIncluded
02 Quality testingIncludedIncluded
03 Certificates in your specificationIncludedIncluded
04 GST tax invoice and e-way billIncludedIncluded
05 Road or rail transport to your doorYoursIncluded
07 Transit insuranceYoursCan be included
Risk in transitYoursAs your contract states
08 Delivery to your warehouse or factoryYoursIncluded
GSTOn your quote and invoiceOn your quote and invoice

Within India, your quote and contract state the term, the delivery address and exactly what is included. Ocean freight (stage 06) applies only to export.

For export — by sea

Stages included under each export delivery term
StageFOBLoaded at origin portCFRFreight to your portCIFFreight and insuranceDAPDelivered to a named place
01 Sourcing at originIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
02 Quality testingIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
03 Export certificatesIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
04 DocumentationIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
05 Transport to port and export clearanceIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
06 Ocean freightYoursIncludedIncludedIncluded
07 Cargo insuranceYoursYoursIncludedOur risk until delivery
08 Delivery to a named placeYoursYours, from your portYours, from your portIncluded
Import clearance, duties and taxesYoursYoursYoursYours

Export terms follow Incoterms 2020. Your quote and contract state the term, the named port or place, and exactly what is included.

Terms in plain view

What you would otherwise have to ask.

These are the terms every order follows. Your quote carries the specific terms that apply to your order, and you approve them before anything is bought.

In every quote
The goods to your specification, quality testing, the certificates and commercial documents your order needs, and the transport your delivery term includes — to your door in India, or to the port and through export clearance.
GST, within India
Your quote shows the GST that applies, and you receive a GST tax invoice for input tax credit.
Never in a quote
For export: import duties and taxes, import clearance, and charges at your port or beyond the named delivery point. These stay with you or your broker.
Payment
The payment method, currency and any advance are stated on your quote and agreed before you approve the order.
Quote validity
Freight and crop prices move, so every quote carries the date until which it holds.
Minimum order
Stated per product, with your quote. Tell us the quantity you need and we will say whether it can be sourced.
Samples
Ask for a sample in your requirement. Whether one is available, and on what terms, is confirmed with your quote.
Cargo insurance
Under CIF, the insurer, the clause and the insured value are written on your quote — not left to the minimum cover a CIF sale requires.
If a lot fails
A lot that fails the agreed specification at pre-shipment testing is not loaded.
Claims after shipment
What triggers a quality claim, the remedy, the window for raising it and who to contact are written into your contract. Loss or damage in transit is a claim on the cargo insurance.
How we earn
How we are paid for the service is stated on your quote, before you approve the order.

Questions

More on contracts, testing and shipping.

Who the contract is with, what stays your responsibility, how to follow an order and how to check a message is really from us.

Read the questions

Ask for a quote on your terms.

Send the product, quantity and destination. A named person replies by email.

Request a quote