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Step-by-Step Guide to Ordering Products

1. Inquiry / Contact
Buyer contacts your company via email, website form, or phone.
Provide product catalog, specifications, and price list.

2. Quotation
You send a Proforma Invoice (PI) or quotation including:
Product details (species, size, form, packaging)
Quantity
Price (FOB/CIF)
Delivery time
Payment terms

3. Confirmation
Buyer reviews and confirms the order.
Both parties agree on terms (quantity, price, shipment schedule).

4. Payment
Buyer makes payment according to agreed terms:
Advance payment (e.g., 30%)
Balance before shipment or Letter of Credit (L/C)
Payment methods: Bank Transfer, PayPal, L/C

5. Production / Preparation
Products are processed, packed, and labeled according to buyer’s requirements.
Quality control checks are performed (HACCP, ISO, etc.).

6. Logistics & Documentation
Arrange shipment (sea freight/air freight).
Prepare export documents:
Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
Health Certificate
Certificate of Origin

7. Shipment
Goods are shipped on the agreed schedule.
Buyer receives tracking details and copies of shipping documents.

8. Delivery & Clearance
Buyer clears goods at destination port with provided documents.
Products delivered to buyer’s warehouse.

9. After-Sales Service
Follow up with buyer to ensure satisfaction.
Handle any feedback, claims, or repeat orders.

Yes you can...

On the Website

- Log in to your PayPal account.

- Click Send & Request at the top menu.

- Enter the recipient’s email, phone number, or PayPal username.

- Type the amount and select the currency.

- Add an optional note (e.g., invoice number, message).

- Choose payment type:

- For Goods and Services → buyer protection applies.

- For Friends and Family → no protection, but lower fees.

- Select your payment method (PayPal balance, linked bank account, debit/credit card).

- Review details and click Send Payment Now.


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Our seafood export company specializes in providing premium, sustainably sourced products to international markets.