Pre-shipment inspection is a final opportunity to compare prepared cargo with the buyer’s agreed requirements. It supports informed release decisions before goods enter the logistics chain.
A practical inspection scope
The scope may cover quantity, bag condition, markings, visible product quality, palletisation and container readiness. Any laboratory or third-party testing should be planned early enough for results to be available before dispatch.
Clear evidence supports clear decisions
Dated photographs, count sheets and concise observations make an inspection report easier to review. If a variance is found, buyer and supplier can agree corrective action while the cargo remains accessible.
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