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Global supply & export

Supplying international buyers, on their terms

Export business is procurement, not retail. Buyers abroad need the specification confirmed, the packing agreed, the paperwork lined up and a supplier who replies. After 21+ years, that is the part of the job we have built the business around.

Importer Exporter Code
0805014608
GST
24ABEFS0254K1Z9
Despatch origin
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

How an export enquiry runs

Five stages, no surprises

Every enquiry follows the same route. It is not complicated, but doing each step properly is what keeps shipments from going wrong.
  1. Enquiry & specification

    You send the product, quantity, the specification or grade you work to, your required packing and the destination. We confirm what can be supplied against those requirements before quoting.

  2. Commercial discussion

    Pricing, incoterms, payment terms and lead time are discussed openly. If something in your requirement is going to be a problem, you hear it at this stage rather than later.

  3. Packing & labelling

    Packing is agreed for the product, the quantity and the transport mode. Tell us if your side or your destination requires a particular pack size, marking or labelling standard.

  4. Documentation

    Documentation is prepared according to the product, the destination and the agreed terms. Confirm what your importer, bank or customs broker needs and we will work to that list.

  5. Shipment coordination

    Despatch is coordinated with your forwarder or ours, and tracked through to delivery. Communication continues after despatch, not just up to it.

Before you write

Six details that get you a real quotation

Send these with your first message and you will get availability and pricing back, rather than a round of clarifying questions.
Product name
The exact product, and any synonym or CAS number you use internally.
Quantity
Trial quantity or regular volume — both are useful to know.
Specification
The grade, assay or marker you work to, plus any impurity limits.
Packing
Required pack size, material and any labelling standard on your side.
Destination
Port or city, plus your preferred incoterms if you have them.
End use
Helps us confirm suitability and any handling or regulatory constraints.

Restricted and hazardous materials

Some products in our range — sodium metal in particular — are reactive or classified as dangerous goods for transport. These enquiries are handled individually, and handling, packing and transport arrangements are confirmed before any despatch. Certain destinations and end uses may not be possible; we will tell you plainly if that is the case.

Ask about your destination

We do not publish a map of countries served, because what actually matters is whether we can supply your specific product to your specific destination under your terms — and that is a question worth answering properly rather than with a graphic. Tell us where you are and what you need, and you will get a direct answer.

Send an export enquiry

Start an export enquiry

Product, quantity, specification, packing and destination — that is all we need to come back with something useful.

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