Sourcing
Name the goods you need and the country they come from. We find and screen the supplier, negotiate the price, and the purchase and entry run under our name.
Groups of goods
The list below is the grouping, not the limit. If your goods sit outside it, send the specification and we will check the rules.
Cotton, yarn, resin, and base materials that are unavailable or in short supply domestically.
Production machinery and its replacement components, including used units still permitted to enter.
Additives, lubricants, and special packaging that must follow factory specifications.
Restricted goods that can be imported once the applicable requirements are met.
How we handle it
We check the product and its import requirements before purchasing. Restricted goods must meet the applicable requirements before shipment proceeds.
We do not handle prohibited goods. For restricted goods, we check the tariff classification, required permits and import eligibility before quoting.
We check the supplier’s identity and match the product specification to its tariff classification.
We review INSW and the relevant authorities’ requirements to identify the permits and documents needed for the product.
IDB purchases from the supplier once import eligibility and transaction terms have been agreed.
We submit the customs documents and follow up on inspections. Release dates depend on the inspection outcome and approval by the relevant authorities.
The route
Import requirements are checked before purchase. Stage durations are estimates and depend on the goods, documentation and inspections.
Name the goods, a rough volume, and the country of origin.
The specification is pinned down to its tariff code, which reveals the permits required.
One price to your warehouse, then negotiated.
The agreement goes on paper and the first payment lands.
Permits issue first, then we buy the goods from the supplier under our name.
Import customs is cleared, the goods leave the port and are delivered to you.
Handling
Your quotation states what handling and which costs are included, based on the goods and the agreed delivery point.
We find the supplier or the buyer, then negotiate until the price and terms work.
Export permits, import permits, and the handling of restricted goods.
The trade contract, export or import declaration, certificate of origin, and supporting papers.
Quality check before loading, container sealing, and position reports on the way.
Start here
Three lines are enough on a first message: the commodity, roughly how much, and your destination port. We reply the same working day.
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