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  • MOQ 15 Ton
  • Multiple100 color
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Established in 1985 HunkMen Intl Garments . This is a professional manufacturer Both ( Man ) ( Woman ) ( Kids ) underwears and Top HunkMen Brand as well as Underwears , and Tops. Apparels & Fashion....
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  • Year of Establishment 2007

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Established in 1985 HunkMen Intl Garments . This is a professional manufacturer Both ( Man ) ( Woman ) ( Kids ) underwears and Top HunkMen Brand as well as Underwears , and Tops. Apparels & Fashion (Brand Lable’s) (Cotton Towels),Owning more than 70 world advanced level Italian Santoni knitting machines and 400 various kinds of tailoring equipment, experienced technical personnel, first-class administrative personnel and formidable sales team have enabled us to satisfy customers' changing needs effectively.
Meanwhile, we hace passed the WRAP Certificate and Primark Certifacate for U.S Market,we also apply first-class CAD clothing design system, while using each Kind of high quality environmental-protecting material to guarantee the comfort of Our products. Due to healthy property, HUNKMEN INTERNATIONAL GARMENTS Elegant design and tasteful fashion, our products are giving customers' unique Feeling.
Adhering to the principle of "cordiality, practice, enterprising, equality, mutual benefits and friendly cooperation", our products are selling well in the American,
Gulf , Canada and European markets. We have also obtained much positive praise from foreign clients.
Presently, we are looking forward to even greater cooperation with overseas customers. Please feel free to contact us for details.
We also specialize in manufacturing your own brand in their brand name and label with required design and quality as per customer requirements
Basic Information.
Company Name: HunkMen Intl Garments Pvt, Ltd
Business Type: Manufacturer
01. Man
Rocco Briefs ,Boxer Trunks , Fit Cut Briefs , Track pant Set,
Sports Vest , Gym Vest, Wight Vest ,Fine Vest,Shirts,T-shirt,
Multiple Product
02. Women
Jasmine Camisole ,Slips Product/Service(We Sell):nderwear,Seamless bra,Lady's brassieres,Seamless Leggings,Seamless body shapers panty and Seamless panty
G-string,ladies shorts,ladies thongs,ladies briefs,ladies corset,man's boxers,man's briefs,lady's camisole,lady's vest,lady's
Multiple Product
03. Kids ( Children )
1.Boy Kids
Underwear ,Sport Vest , Wight Vest ,Tshirt ,Track Pant & T-shirt Set , Bermudass T-shirt Set ,
2.Girl Kids
Underwear , Seamless leggings Dress Items , Multiple Product
Registered Address : 5/447c Rgs Nagar , Elementary School (opp)
Vengamesdu East ,Tirupur - 641603
Tamilnadu , India.
Brands Name : Hunk Men
Number of Employees: 150 - 200 People
Company Website URL: Hunkmen.garments.com
Ownership & Capital
Year Established: 1985
Legal Representative/Business Owner: Mr. Hilmi
Trade & Market
Main Markets: North America
South America
Eastern Europe
Oceania
Gulf , Arabia
Western Europe
Main Customers:
Everlast, Giordano, JC-Penny, The Warehouse
Total Annual Sales Volume: Above US$100 Million
Export Percentage: 91% - 100%
Factory Information
Factory Size: 10,000-30,000 square meters
Factory Location: No.5/447c Rgs Nagar , Elementary School ( opp )
Vengamesdu East ,Tirupur - 641603
Tamilnadu , India.
QA/QC: Third Parties
No. of Production Lines: Above 10
No. of R&D Staff: 150 - 200 People
No. of QC Staff : 200 - 250 People
Management Certification: ISO ,ISI
Contract Manufacturing : OEM Service Offered Design Service Offered Buyer Label Offered
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  • Payment Terms L/C, D/A, D/P, Western Union,
  • Port of Dispatch Tuticorin port & Karaikal Port
  • Packaging Details When shipping a product overseas, the exporter must be aware of packing, labeling, documentation, and insurance requirements. It is important that exporters ensure that the merchandise is: Packed correctly so that it arrives in good condition; Labeled correctly to ensure that the goods are handled properly and arrive on time at the right place; Documented correctly to meet U.S. and foreign government requirements, as well as proper collection standards; and Insured against damage, loss, pilferage and delay. Most exporters rely on an international freight forwarder to perform these services because of the multitude of considerations involved in physically exporting goods. Freight Forwarders An international freight forwarder is an agent for the exporter in moving cargo to an overseas destination. These agents are familiar with the import rules and regulations of foreign countries, the export regulations of the U.S. government, the methods of shipping, and the documents related to foreign trade. Export freight forwarders are licensed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to handle air freight and the Federal Maritime Commission to handle ocean freight. Freight forwarders assist exporters in preparing price quotations by advising on freight costs, port charges, consular fees, costs of special documentation, insurance costs, and their handling fees. They recommend the packing methods that will protect the merchandise during transit or can arrange to have the merchandise packed at the port or containerized. If the exporter prefers, freight forwarders can reserve the necessay space on a vessel, aircraft, train, or truck. The cost for their services is a legitimate export cost that should be included in the price charged to the customer (see Chapter 11 for pricing information.). Once the order is ready for shipment, freight forwarders should be review all documents to ensure that everything is in order. This is of particular importance with letter of credit payment terms. They may also prepare the bill of lading and any special required documentation. After shipment, they can route the documents to the seller, the buyer, or to a paying bank. Freight forwarders can also make arrangements with customs brokers overseas to ensure that the goods comply with customs export documentation regulations. A customs broker is an individual or company that is licensed to transact customs business on behalf of others. Customs business is limited to those activities involving transactions related to the entry and admissibility of merchandise; its classification and valuation; the payment of duties, taxes, or other charges assessed or collected; or the refund, rebate, or drawback thereof. Packing Exporters should be aware of the demands that international shipping puts on packaged goods. Exporters should jeep four potential problems in mind when designing an export shipping crate: breakage, moisture, pilferage and excess weight. Generally, cargo is carried in containers, but sometimes it is still shipped as breakbulk cargo. Besides the normal handling encountered in domestic transportation, a breakbulk shipment transported by ocean freight may be loaded aboard vessels in a net or by a sling, conveyor, or chute, that puts an added strain on the package. During the voyage, goods may be stacked on top of or come into violent contact with other goods. Overseas, handling facilities may be less sophisticated than in the United States and the cargo could be dragged, pushed, rolled, or dropped during unloading, while moving through customs, or in transit to the final destination. Moisture is a constant concern because condensation may develop in the hold of a ship even if it is equipped with air conditioning and a dehumidifier. Another aspect of this problem is that cargo may also be unloaded in precipitation, or the foreign port may not have covered storage facilities. Theft and pilferage are added risks. Buyers are often familiar with the port systems overseas, so they will often specify packaging requirements. If the buyer does not specify this, be sure the goods are prepared using these guidelines: Pack in strong containers, adequately sealed and filled when possible. To provide proper bracing in the container, regardless of size, make sure the weight is evenly distributed. Goods should be palletized and when possible containerized. Packages and packing filler should be made of moisture-resistant material. To avoid pilferage, avoid writing contents or brand names on packages. Other safeguards include using straps, seals, and shrink wrapping. Observe any product-specific hazardous materials packing requirements. One popular method of shipment is to use containers obtained from carriers or private leasing companies. These containers vary in size, material, and construction and accommodate most cargo, but they are best suited for standard package sizes and shapes. Also, refrigerated and liquid bulk containers are usually readily available. Some containers are no more than semi-truck trailers lifted off their wheels, placed on a vessel at the port of export and then transferred to another set of wheels at the port of import. Normally, air shipments require less heavy packing than ocean shipments, though they should still be adequately protected, especially if they are highly pilferable. In many instances, standard domestic packing is acceptable, especially if the product is durable and there is no concern for display packaging. In other instances, high-test (at least 250 pounds per square inch) cardboard or tri-wall construction boxes are more than adequate. Finally, because transportation costs are determined by volume and weight, specially reinforced and lightweight packing materials have been developed for exporting. Packing goods to minimize volume and weight while reinforcing them may save money, as well as ensure that the goods are properly packed. It is recommended that a professional firm be hired to pack the products if the supplier is not equipped to do so. This service is usually provided at a moderate cost. Labeling Specific marking and labeling is used on export shipping cartons and containers to: Meet shipping regulations; Ensure proper handling; Conceal the identity of the contents; Help receivers identify shipments; and Insure compliance with environmental and safety standards. The overseas buyer usually specifies which export marks should appear on the cargo for easy identification by receivers. Products can require many markings for shipment. For example, exporters need to put the following markings on cartons to be shipped: Shipper's mark; Country of origin (U.S.A.); Weight marking (in pounds and in kilograms); Number of packages and size of cases (in inches and centimeters); Handling marks (international pictorial symbols); Cautionary markings, such as "This Side Up" or "Use No Hooks" (in English and in the language of the country of destination); Port of entry; Labels for hazardous materials (universal symbols adapted by the International Airi Transport Association and the International Maritime Organization); and; Ingredients (if applicable, also included in the language of the destination country). Packages should be clearly marked to prevent misunderstandings and delays in shipping. Letters are generally stenciled onto packages and containers in waterproof ink. Markings should appear on three faces of the container, preferably on the top and on the two ends or the two sides. Ant old markings must be completely removed from previously used packaging. In addition to the port marks, the customer identification code, and an indication of origin, the marks should include the package number, gross and net weights, and dimensions. If more than one package is being shipped, the total number of packages in the shipment should be included in the markings. The exporter should also add any special handling instructions. It is a good idea to repeat these instructions in the language of the country of destination. and use standard international shipping and handling symbols. Customs regulations regarding freight labeling are strictly enforced. For example, many countries require that the country of origin be clearly labeled on each imported package. Most freight forwarders and export packing specialists can supply the necessary information regarding specific regulations. Documentation Exporters should seriously consider having the freight forwarder handle the formidable amount of documentation that exporting requires as forwarders are specialists in this process. The following documents are commonly used in exporting; but which of them are necessary in a particular transaction depends on the requirements of the U.S. government and the government of the importing country. Air freight shipments are handled by air waybills, which can never be made in negotiable form (see figure 1). A bill of lading is a contract between the owner of the goods and the carrier (as with domestic shipments). For vessels, there are two types: a straight bill of lading which is nonnegotiable and a negotiable or shipper's order bill of lading. The latter can be bought, sold, or traded while the goods are in transit. The customer usually needs an original as proof of ownership to take possession of the goods (see figure 3 for a Short Form Straight Bill of Lading and figure 8 for a Liner Bill of Lading). A commercial invoice is a bill for the goods from the seller to the buyer. These invoices are often used by governments to determine the true value of goods when assessing customs duties. Governments that use the commercial invoice to control imports will often specify its form, content, number of copies, language to be used, and other characteristics (see figure 2). A consular invoice is a document that is required in some countries. It describes the shipment of goods and shows information such as the consignor, consignee, and value of the shipment. Certified by the consular official of the foreign country stationed here, it is used by the country's customs officials to verify the value, quantity, and nature of the shipment. A certificate of origin is a document that is required in certain nations. It is a signed statement as to the origin of the export item. Certificate of origin are usually signed through a semiofficial organization, such as a local chamber of commerce. A certificate may still be required even if the commercial invoice contains the information (see figure 4). A NAFTA certificate of origin is required for products traded among the NAFTA countries (Canada, the United States, and Mexico). Inspection certification is required by some purchasers and countries in order to attest to the specifications of the goods shipped. This is usually performed by a third party and often obtained from independent testing organizations. A dock receipt and a warehouse receipt are used to transfer accountability when the export item is moved by the domestic carrier to the port of embarkation and left with the ship line for export. A destination control statement appears on the commercial invoice, and ocean or air waybill of lading to notify the carrier and all foreign parties that the item can be exported only to certain destinations. A Shipper's Export Declaration(SED) is used to control exports and act as a source document for official U.S. export statistics. SEDs must be prepared for shipments through the U.S. Postal Service when the shipment is valued over $500. SEDs are required for shipments not using the U.S. Postal Service when the value of the commodities, classified under any single Schedule B number, is over $2,500. SEDs must be prepared, regardless of value, for all shipments requiring an export license or destined for countries restricted by the Export Administration Regulations (see Chapter 9). SEDs are prepared by the exporter or the exporter's agent and delivered to the exporting carrier (for example, the post office, airline, or vessel line). The exporting carrier will present the required number of copies to the U.S. Customs Service at the port of export (see figure 5). Often, the SED is prepared as a by-product of another document, the Shipper's Letter of Instructions, as shown in figure 6. An export license is a government document that authorizes the export of specific goods in specific quantities to a particular destination. This document may be required for most or all exports to some countries or for other countries only under special circumstances. An export packing list considerably more detailed and informative than a standard domestic packing list. It an itemizes the material in each individual package and indicates the type of package, such as a box, crate, drum, or carton. It also shows the individual net, legal, tare, and gross weights and measurements for each package (in both U.S. and metric systems). Package markings should be shown along with the shipper's and buyer's references. The list is used by the shipper or forwarding agent to determine the total shipment weight and volume and whether the correct cargo is being shipped. In addition, U.S. and foreign customs officials may use the list to check the cargo (see figure 7). An insurance certificate is used to assure the consignee that insurance will cover the loss of or damage to the cargo during transit (see figure 7). Documentation must be precise because slight discrepancies or omissions may prevent merchandise from being exported, result in nonpayment, or even result in the seizure of the exporter's goods by U.S. or foreign government customs. Collection documents are subject to precise time limits and may not be honored by a bank if the time has expired. Most documentation is routine for freight forwarders and customs brokers, but the exporter is ultimately responsible for the accuracy of its documents. The number and kind of documents the exporter must deal with varies depending on the destination of the shipment. Because each country has different import regulations, the exporter must be careful to provide all proper documentation. The following sources also provide information pertaining to foreign import restrictions: Export Assistance Centers (see http://www.doc.gov). The Trade Information Center (1-800-USA-TRADE). Foreign government embassies and consulates in the United States. Shipping The handling of transportation is similar for domestic and export orders. Export marks are added to the standard information on a domestic bill of lading. These marks show the name of the exporting carrier and the latest allowed arrival date at the port of export. Instructions for the inland carrier to notify the international freight forwarder by telephone upon arrival should also be included. Exporters may find it useful to consult with a freight forwarder when determining the method of international shipping. Since carriers are often used for large and bulky shipments, the exporter should reserve space on the carrier well before actual shipment date. This reservation is called the booking contract. International shipments are increasingly made on a through bill of lading under a multimodal contract. The multimodal transit operator (frequently one of the transporters) takes charge of and responsibility for the entire movement from factory to final destination. The cost of the shipment, the delivery schedule, and the accessibility to the shipped product by the foreign buyer are all factors to consider when determining the method of international shipping. Although air carriers can be more expensive, their cost may be offset by lower domestic shipping costs (for example, using a local airport instead of a coastal seaport) and quicker delivery times. These factors may give the U.S. exporter an edge over other competitors. Before shipping, the U.S. firm should be sure to check with the foreign buyer about the destination of the goods. Buyers often want the goods to be shipped to a free-trade zone or a free port where they are exempt from import duties (see Chapter 9). Insurance Damaging weather conditions, rough handling by carriers, and other common hazards to cargo make insurance an important protection for U.S. exporters. If the terms of sale make the exporter responsible for insurance, the exporter should either obtain its own policy or insure the cargo under a freight forwarder's policy for a fee. If the terms of sale make the foreign buyer responsible, the exporter should not assume (or even take the buyer's word) that adequate insurance has been obtained. If the buyer neglects to obtain adequate coverage, damage to the cargo may cause a major financial loss to the exporter. Shipments by sea are covered by marine cargo insurance (see figure 9). Air shipments may also be covered by marine cargo insurance or insurance may be purchased from the air carrier. Export shipments are usually insured against loss, damage, and delay in transit by cargo insurance. Carrier liability is frequently limited by international agreements. Additionally, the coverage is substantially different from domestic coverage. Arrangements for insurance may be made by either the buyer or the seller, in accordance with the terms of sale. Exporters are advised to consult with international insurance carriers or freight forwarders for more information. Although sellers and buyers can agree to different components, coverage is usually placed at 110 percent of the CIF (cost, insurance, freight) or CIP (carriage and insurance paid to) value. Tariffs Finally, it is very important to consider the effects of tariffs, port handling fees, and taxes when determining your product's final cost as they can be high. Typically, the importer pays these charges. However, these costs will influence how much the buyer is willing to pay for your product
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Hunk men intl garments brand name : hunkmen apparels & fashion company profile established in 2007 hunkmen intl garments . This is a professional manufacturer both ( man ) ( women ) ( kids ) underwears and top as well as underwears and tops. Owning more than 70 world advanced level italian santoni knitting machines and 400 various kinds of tailoring equipment, experienced technical personnel, first-class administrative personnel and formidable sales team have enabled us to satisfy customers' changing needs effectively. Meanwhile, we hace passed the wrap certificate and primark certifacate for u.s market,we also apply first-class cad clothing design system, while using each kind of high quality environmental-protecting material to guarantee the comfort of our products. Due to healthy property, elegant design and tasteful fashion, our products are giving customers' unique feeling. Adhering to the principle of "cordiality, practice, enterprising, equality, mutual benefits and friendly cooperation", our products are selling well in the american, gulf , canada and european markets. We have also obtained much positive praise from foreign clients. Presently, we are looking forward to even greater cooperation with overseas customers. Please feel free to contact us for details. Product price hunkmen own brand cheap & best price,hunkmen intl garments job working cheap & best price 1 us dollor to 2.50 us dollor till price hunkmen product 01.man-underwear ,vest & briefs , t-shirt,track shoot ,3/4 , bermudas , casual shirt formal shirts , man night set lungi for men and women 02. Womens -underwear ,panties & slips, sports bra, sports tong slips, full nighties t-shirt, womensnight set 03. Kids - underwear ,vest & briefs ,t-shirt,track shoot, 3/4, bermudas,kids girls nighties, kids girls night set, kids boys night set lungi and shalwar lungi for men and women other company relatioship 01. Your company brand and your companies logo 02. Your company lable 03. Your brand logo and lable oder based making that product logo , 04. (t-shirt ,shirts,towel with logo printing and embro’) car company t-shirt with logo , biki company t-shirt logo , hotel & restaurants t-shirt & towel with logo ,all company t-shirt with logo make as hunkmen intl garments hunkmen intl garments product to giving latest cheap & best price multilevel as product’s job working terry towels (bath towel to all towels ) & t-shirt , track shoot , full nighties oder terms minimum order quantity: 1,000/pieces per style’s your enquiries get latest price delevery terms domestic transporting goods ( tracker ) export’s transporting goods ( ship ) packing sing- 3 x 5 = 15 pices one small box box – 15 x 40 = 600 pices one big cotton box delivery time -1 week to 65 day’s port: chennai, tuticorin port & karaikal port minimum order quantity: 1,000/pieces per style’s supply ability : 5,00,000= piece/pieces per month pament terms payment option-1 : 100% advance payment by distributor against their purchase order payment option-2 : 50% as advance payment and balance 50% shipment delivery vat will be added into the invoice of each shipment as per the terms and conditions of the tn govt payment terms: l / c, t / t mob:+91 9629000098,+91 7418648264 e:hunkmen.intl.garments@gmail.com e:hajanasurudeen@gmail.com skype: hunkmen_garments number of employees: 150 - 200 people company website url: hunkmenintlgarments/exportsindia.com ownership & capital year established : 2007 legal representative/business mr.haja nasurudeen / mr.noorul hilmi trade & market main markets: north america,south america,eastern europe,oceania,gulf , arabia,western europe main customers: everlast, giordano, jc-penny, the warehouse,jocky,oxo total annual sales volume: above us$100 million export percentage: 91% - 100% factory information factory size: 10,000-30,000 square meters factory location: no.5/447c rgs nagar , elementary school ( opp ) vengamesdu east ,tirupur – 641603,tamilnadu , india. Qa/qc: third parties no. Of production lines: above 10 no. Of r&d staff: 150 - 200 people no. Of qc staff : 200 - 250 people management certification: iso ,isi
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Apparels & Fashion

Listing ID #330317

  • MOQ 15 Ton
  • Multiple100 color
  • Supply Type Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier
Preferred Buyer From : All over the world

Established in 1985 HunkMen Intl Garments . This is a professional manufacturer Both ( Man ) ( Woman ) ( Kids ) underwears and Top HunkMen Brand as well as Underwears , and Tops. Apparels & Fashion....
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  • Member Since 12 Years
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  • Year of Establishment 2007

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Established in 1985 HunkMen Intl Garments . This is a professional manufacturer Both ( Man ) ( Woman ) ( Kids ) underwears and Top HunkMen Brand as well as Underwears , and Tops. Apparels & Fashion (Brand Lable’s) (Cotton Towels),Owning more than 70 world advanced level Italian Santoni knitting machines and 400 various kinds of tailoring equipment, experienced technical personnel, first-class administrative personnel and formidable sales team have enabled us to satisfy customers' changing needs effectively.
Meanwhile, we hace passed the WRAP Certificate and Primark Certifacate for U.S Market,we also apply first-class CAD clothing design system, while using each Kind of high quality environmental-protecting material to guarantee the comfort of Our products. Due to healthy property, HUNKMEN INTERNATIONAL GARMENTS Elegant design and tasteful fashion, our products are giving customers' unique Feeling.
Adhering to the principle of "cordiality, practice, enterprising, equality, mutual benefits and friendly cooperation", our products are selling well in the American,
Gulf , Canada and European markets. We have also obtained much positive praise from foreign clients.
Presently, we are looking forward to even greater cooperation with overseas customers. Please feel free to contact us for details.
We also specialize in manufacturing your own brand in their brand name and label with required design and quality as per customer requirements
Basic Information.
Company Name: HunkMen Intl Garments Pvt, Ltd
Business Type: Manufacturer
01. Man
Rocco Briefs ,Boxer Trunks , Fit Cut Briefs , Track pant Set,
Sports Vest , Gym Vest, Wight Vest ,Fine Vest,Shirts,T-shirt,
Multiple Product
02. Women
Jasmine Camisole ,Slips Product/Service(We Sell):nderwear,Seamless bra,Lady's brassieres,Seamless Leggings,Seamless body shapers panty and Seamless panty
G-string,ladies shorts,ladies thongs,ladies briefs,ladies corset,man's boxers,man's briefs,lady's camisole,lady's vest,lady's
Multiple Product
03. Kids ( Children )
1.Boy Kids
Underwear ,Sport Vest , Wight Vest ,Tshirt ,Track Pant & T-shirt Set , Bermudass T-shirt Set ,
2.Girl Kids
Underwear , Seamless leggings Dress Items , Multiple Product
Registered Address : 5/447c Rgs Nagar , Elementary School (opp)
Vengamesdu East ,Tirupur - 641603
Tamilnadu , India.
Brands Name : Hunk Men
Number of Employees: 150 - 200 People
Company Website URL: Hunkmen.garments.com
Ownership & Capital
Year Established: 1985
Legal Representative/Business Owner: Mr. Hilmi
Trade & Market
Main Markets: North America
South America
Eastern Europe
Oceania
Gulf , Arabia
Western Europe
Main Customers:
Everlast, Giordano, JC-Penny, The Warehouse
Total Annual Sales Volume: Above US$100 Million
Export Percentage: 91% - 100%
Factory Information
Factory Size: 10,000-30,000 square meters
Factory Location: No.5/447c Rgs Nagar , Elementary School ( opp )
Vengamesdu East ,Tirupur - 641603
Tamilnadu , India.
QA/QC: Third Parties
No. of Production Lines: Above 10
No. of R&D Staff: 150 - 200 People
No. of QC Staff : 200 - 250 People
Management Certification: ISO ,ISI
Contract Manufacturing : OEM Service Offered Design Service Offered Buyer Label Offered
Supplier Assessment Report(s)
Do you want to know more about this company before you make a deal? Request an Assessment Report.
Supplier Assessment Reports are detailed on-line reports about the supplier's capabilities. It helps you get all the information you need to trade confidently with suppliers.


Additional Information

  • Payment Terms L/C, D/A, D/P, Western Union,
  • Port of Dispatch Tuticorin port & Karaikal Port
  • Packaging Details When shipping a product overseas, the exporter must be aware of packing, labeling, documentation, and insurance requirements. It is important that exporters ensure that the merchandise is: Packed correctly so that it arrives in good condition; Labeled correctly to ensure that the goods are handled properly and arrive on time at the right place; Documented correctly to meet U.S. and foreign government requirements, as well as proper collection standards; and Insured against damage, loss, pilferage and delay. Most exporters rely on an international freight forwarder to perform these services because of the multitude of considerations involved in physically exporting goods. Freight Forwarders An international freight forwarder is an agent for the exporter in moving cargo to an overseas destination. These agents are familiar with the import rules and regulations of foreign countries, the export regulations of the U.S. government, the methods of shipping, and the documents related to foreign trade. Export freight forwarders are licensed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to handle air freight and the Federal Maritime Commission to handle ocean freight. Freight forwarders assist exporters in preparing price quotations by advising on freight costs, port charges, consular fees, costs of special documentation, insurance costs, and their handling fees. They recommend the packing methods that will protect the merchandise during transit or can arrange to have the merchandise packed at the port or containerized. If the exporter prefers, freight forwarders can reserve the necessay space on a vessel, aircraft, train, or truck. The cost for their services is a legitimate export cost that should be included in the price charged to the customer (see Chapter 11 for pricing information.). Once the order is ready for shipment, freight forwarders should be review all documents to ensure that everything is in order. This is of particular importance with letter of credit payment terms. They may also prepare the bill of lading and any special required documentation. After shipment, they can route the documents to the seller, the buyer, or to a paying bank. Freight forwarders can also make arrangements with customs brokers overseas to ensure that the goods comply with customs export documentation regulations. A customs broker is an individual or company that is licensed to transact customs business on behalf of others. Customs business is limited to those activities involving transactions related to the entry and admissibility of merchandise; its classification and valuation; the payment of duties, taxes, or other charges assessed or collected; or the refund, rebate, or drawback thereof. Packing Exporters should be aware of the demands that international shipping puts on packaged goods. Exporters should jeep four potential problems in mind when designing an export shipping crate: breakage, moisture, pilferage and excess weight. Generally, cargo is carried in containers, but sometimes it is still shipped as breakbulk cargo. Besides the normal handling encountered in domestic transportation, a breakbulk shipment transported by ocean freight may be loaded aboard vessels in a net or by a sling, conveyor, or chute, that puts an added strain on the package. During the voyage, goods may be stacked on top of or come into violent contact with other goods. Overseas, handling facilities may be less sophisticated than in the United States and the cargo could be dragged, pushed, rolled, or dropped during unloading, while moving through customs, or in transit to the final destination. Moisture is a constant concern because condensation may develop in the hold of a ship even if it is equipped with air conditioning and a dehumidifier. Another aspect of this problem is that cargo may also be unloaded in precipitation, or the foreign port may not have covered storage facilities. Theft and pilferage are added risks. Buyers are often familiar with the port systems overseas, so they will often specify packaging requirements. If the buyer does not specify this, be sure the goods are prepared using these guidelines: Pack in strong containers, adequately sealed and filled when possible. To provide proper bracing in the container, regardless of size, make sure the weight is evenly distributed. Goods should be palletized and when possible containerized. Packages and packing filler should be made of moisture-resistant material. To avoid pilferage, avoid writing contents or brand names on packages. Other safeguards include using straps, seals, and shrink wrapping. Observe any product-specific hazardous materials packing requirements. One popular method of shipment is to use containers obtained from carriers or private leasing companies. These containers vary in size, material, and construction and accommodate most cargo, but they are best suited for standard package sizes and shapes. Also, refrigerated and liquid bulk containers are usually readily available. Some containers are no more than semi-truck trailers lifted off their wheels, placed on a vessel at the port of export and then transferred to another set of wheels at the port of import. Normally, air shipments require less heavy packing than ocean shipments, though they should still be adequately protected, especially if they are highly pilferable. In many instances, standard domestic packing is acceptable, especially if the product is durable and there is no concern for display packaging. In other instances, high-test (at least 250 pounds per square inch) cardboard or tri-wall construction boxes are more than adequate. Finally, because transportation costs are determined by volume and weight, specially reinforced and lightweight packing materials have been developed for exporting. Packing goods to minimize volume and weight while reinforcing them may save money, as well as ensure that the goods are properly packed. It is recommended that a professional firm be hired to pack the products if the supplier is not equipped to do so. This service is usually provided at a moderate cost. Labeling Specific marking and labeling is used on export shipping cartons and containers to: Meet shipping regulations; Ensure proper handling; Conceal the identity of the contents; Help receivers identify shipments; and Insure compliance with environmental and safety standards. The overseas buyer usually specifies which export marks should appear on the cargo for easy identification by receivers. Products can require many markings for shipment. For example, exporters need to put the following markings on cartons to be shipped: Shipper's mark; Country of origin (U.S.A.); Weight marking (in pounds and in kilograms); Number of packages and size of cases (in inches and centimeters); Handling marks (international pictorial symbols); Cautionary markings, such as "This Side Up" or "Use No Hooks" (in English and in the language of the country of destination); Port of entry; Labels for hazardous materials (universal symbols adapted by the International Airi Transport Association and the International Maritime Organization); and; Ingredients (if applicable, also included in the language of the destination country). Packages should be clearly marked to prevent misunderstandings and delays in shipping. Letters are generally stenciled onto packages and containers in waterproof ink. Markings should appear on three faces of the container, preferably on the top and on the two ends or the two sides. Ant old markings must be completely removed from previously used packaging. In addition to the port marks, the customer identification code, and an indication of origin, the marks should include the package number, gross and net weights, and dimensions. If more than one package is being shipped, the total number of packages in the shipment should be included in the markings. The exporter should also add any special handling instructions. It is a good idea to repeat these instructions in the language of the country of destination. and use standard international shipping and handling symbols. Customs regulations regarding freight labeling are strictly enforced. For example, many countries require that the country of origin be clearly labeled on each imported package. Most freight forwarders and export packing specialists can supply the necessary information regarding specific regulations. Documentation Exporters should seriously consider having the freight forwarder handle the formidable amount of documentation that exporting requires as forwarders are specialists in this process. The following documents are commonly used in exporting; but which of them are necessary in a particular transaction depends on the requirements of the U.S. government and the government of the importing country. Air freight shipments are handled by air waybills, which can never be made in negotiable form (see figure 1). A bill of lading is a contract between the owner of the goods and the carrier (as with domestic shipments). For vessels, there are two types: a straight bill of lading which is nonnegotiable and a negotiable or shipper's order bill of lading. The latter can be bought, sold, or traded while the goods are in transit. The customer usually needs an original as proof of ownership to take possession of the goods (see figure 3 for a Short Form Straight Bill of Lading and figure 8 for a Liner Bill of Lading). A commercial invoice is a bill for the goods from the seller to the buyer. These invoices are often used by governments to determine the true value of goods when assessing customs duties. Governments that use the commercial invoice to control imports will often specify its form, content, number of copies, language to be used, and other characteristics (see figure 2). A consular invoice is a document that is required in some countries. It describes the shipment of goods and shows information such as the consignor, consignee, and value of the shipment. Certified by the consular official of the foreign country stationed here, it is used by the country's customs officials to verify the value, quantity, and nature of the shipment. A certificate of origin is a document that is required in certain nations. It is a signed statement as to the origin of the export item. Certificate of origin are usually signed through a semiofficial organization, such as a local chamber of commerce. A certificate may still be required even if the commercial invoice contains the information (see figure 4). A NAFTA certificate of origin is required for products traded among the NAFTA countries (Canada, the United States, and Mexico). Inspection certification is required by some purchasers and countries in order to attest to the specifications of the goods shipped. This is usually performed by a third party and often obtained from independent testing organizations. A dock receipt and a warehouse receipt are used to transfer accountability when the export item is moved by the domestic carrier to the port of embarkation and left with the ship line for export. A destination control statement appears on the commercial invoice, and ocean or air waybill of lading to notify the carrier and all foreign parties that the item can be exported only to certain destinations. A Shipper's Export Declaration(SED) is used to control exports and act as a source document for official U.S. export statistics. SEDs must be prepared for shipments through the U.S. Postal Service when the shipment is valued over $500. SEDs are required for shipments not using the U.S. Postal Service when the value of the commodities, classified under any single Schedule B number, is over $2,500. SEDs must be prepared, regardless of value, for all shipments requiring an export license or destined for countries restricted by the Export Administration Regulations (see Chapter 9). SEDs are prepared by the exporter or the exporter's agent and delivered to the exporting carrier (for example, the post office, airline, or vessel line). The exporting carrier will present the required number of copies to the U.S. Customs Service at the port of export (see figure 5). Often, the SED is prepared as a by-product of another document, the Shipper's Letter of Instructions, as shown in figure 6. An export license is a government document that authorizes the export of specific goods in specific quantities to a particular destination. This document may be required for most or all exports to some countries or for other countries only under special circumstances. An export packing list considerably more detailed and informative than a standard domestic packing list. It an itemizes the material in each individual package and indicates the type of package, such as a box, crate, drum, or carton. It also shows the individual net, legal, tare, and gross weights and measurements for each package (in both U.S. and metric systems). Package markings should be shown along with the shipper's and buyer's references. The list is used by the shipper or forwarding agent to determine the total shipment weight and volume and whether the correct cargo is being shipped. In addition, U.S. and foreign customs officials may use the list to check the cargo (see figure 7). An insurance certificate is used to assure the consignee that insurance will cover the loss of or damage to the cargo during transit (see figure 7). Documentation must be precise because slight discrepancies or omissions may prevent merchandise from being exported, result in nonpayment, or even result in the seizure of the exporter's goods by U.S. or foreign government customs. Collection documents are subject to precise time limits and may not be honored by a bank if the time has expired. Most documentation is routine for freight forwarders and customs brokers, but the exporter is ultimately responsible for the accuracy of its documents. The number and kind of documents the exporter must deal with varies depending on the destination of the shipment. Because each country has different import regulations, the exporter must be careful to provide all proper documentation. The following sources also provide information pertaining to foreign import restrictions: Export Assistance Centers (see http://www.doc.gov). The Trade Information Center (1-800-USA-TRADE). Foreign government embassies and consulates in the United States. Shipping The handling of transportation is similar for domestic and export orders. Export marks are added to the standard information on a domestic bill of lading. These marks show the name of the exporting carrier and the latest allowed arrival date at the port of export. Instructions for the inland carrier to notify the international freight forwarder by telephone upon arrival should also be included. Exporters may find it useful to consult with a freight forwarder when determining the method of international shipping. Since carriers are often used for large and bulky shipments, the exporter should reserve space on the carrier well before actual shipment date. This reservation is called the booking contract. International shipments are increasingly made on a through bill of lading under a multimodal contract. The multimodal transit operator (frequently one of the transporters) takes charge of and responsibility for the entire movement from factory to final destination. The cost of the shipment, the delivery schedule, and the accessibility to the shipped product by the foreign buyer are all factors to consider when determining the method of international shipping. Although air carriers can be more expensive, their cost may be offset by lower domestic shipping costs (for example, using a local airport instead of a coastal seaport) and quicker delivery times. These factors may give the U.S. exporter an edge over other competitors. Before shipping, the U.S. firm should be sure to check with the foreign buyer about the destination of the goods. Buyers often want the goods to be shipped to a free-trade zone or a free port where they are exempt from import duties (see Chapter 9). Insurance Damaging weather conditions, rough handling by carriers, and other common hazards to cargo make insurance an important protection for U.S. exporters. If the terms of sale make the exporter responsible for insurance, the exporter should either obtain its own policy or insure the cargo under a freight forwarder's policy for a fee. If the terms of sale make the foreign buyer responsible, the exporter should not assume (or even take the buyer's word) that adequate insurance has been obtained. If the buyer neglects to obtain adequate coverage, damage to the cargo may cause a major financial loss to the exporter. Shipments by sea are covered by marine cargo insurance (see figure 9). Air shipments may also be covered by marine cargo insurance or insurance may be purchased from the air carrier. Export shipments are usually insured against loss, damage, and delay in transit by cargo insurance. Carrier liability is frequently limited by international agreements. Additionally, the coverage is substantially different from domestic coverage. Arrangements for insurance may be made by either the buyer or the seller, in accordance with the terms of sale. Exporters are advised to consult with international insurance carriers or freight forwarders for more information. Although sellers and buyers can agree to different components, coverage is usually placed at 110 percent of the CIF (cost, insurance, freight) or CIP (carriage and insurance paid to) value. Tariffs Finally, it is very important to consider the effects of tariffs, port handling fees, and taxes when determining your product's final cost as they can be high. Typically, the importer pays these charges. However, these costs will influence how much the buyer is willing to pay for your product
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  • Number of Employees 200 - 250
  • Year of Establishment 2007
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