**[Location]** Port of Tanzania (Dar es Salaam) – A Strategic Gateway for Trade
**[Time]** Annual Contract Activation After Successful First Order
**[Project Description]** Premium Tanzanian Electrolytic Copper
1.) Flexible Trade Terms: CIF/FOB Options Available
2.) Secure Payment: Seller Accepts PB 2% + Non-Transferable LC
3.) Transparent Transactions: Complete Records Provided
4.) Reliable Logistics: Dedicated Cosco Shipping Route
**[Project Requirements]**
1.) Initial Order Volume: Minimum 500 Tons (Partial Container Loads Not Accepted)
2.) Quality Assurance: Mandatory On-Site Inspection at Tanzanian Warehouse
3.) CIF Payment Structure:
– 75% Upon Inspection & Bill of Lading Issuance
– 25% Balance Upon Safe Arrival at Destination Port
4.) Financial Verification: Valid POF (SWIFT MT 799) Required
*Note: All transactions subject to standard international trade regulations and mutual agreement.*
This sounds like a great opportunity for sellers looking for reliable buyers. The logistics and payment terms seem solid, but I wonder how the quality assurance process works exactly. Have you personally dealt with any transactions through this route? It could be really helpful to hear about real experiences.
Thank you for your insightful question! The quality assurance process typically involves thorough inspections and certifications to ensure the copper meets global standards. While I haven’t personally handled these transactions, many sellers have reported positive experiences with their reliability. Hearing firsthand accounts is indeed valuable, so keep an eye out for user testimonials on the platform!
This sounds like a great opportunity for sellers looking for reliable buyers. The logistics and payment terms seem solid, but I’m curious about the quality assurance process. Has anyone worked with them before?
Thank you for your interest! They have a strong reputation for quality assurance, with many sellers praising their thorough inspection processes. It’s always a good idea to reach out directly to ask for references or case studies. Hope this helps!