Agricultural exports
Cashew and CNSL export supply chain for European buyers
Supplier identification and commercial verification, contract structuring support and quality oversight across the origin side of the supply chain.
Most trade problems are not caused by bad luck but by paying a counterparty nobody ever verified. We check who the supplier legally is, whether the operation exists at the stated address, what it can actually produce and whether the documentation holds up.
Verification works in both directions: Scandinavian companies verifying African suppliers and counterparties, and African companies verifying European buyers, agents and counterparties before committing. Our fees are based on the assignment, not the client's country of origin.
Published prices are indicative starting prices. Final fees depend on scope, geography, complexity, duration and required on-site work and are confirmed in writing before an assignment begins. All prices are stated in EUR and exclude VAT where applicable. Travel, accommodation, local transportation, interpreters, laboratory testing, government fees, third-party data, legal services and other external costs are charged separately unless explicitly included in the proposal.
See all indicative engagement feesYou share the supplier details, product and the volumes under discussion.
We verify registration, ownership, licences and export documentation.
Our local team visits the premises unannounced or by appointment, as agreed.
You receive findings, photos, references and a recommendation before any payment.
Yes. Most assignments start with a supplier the client has already been in contact with, often after receiving an offer that looks unusually favourable.
Document checks usually take a few days. A verification that includes a physical site visit typically takes one to two weeks.
You get the findings in writing, and we can propose verified alternatives from our own network.
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Sourcing, supplier screening and long-term supplier development on the client's behalf.
Send us the supplier name and the offer you have received, and we will tell you what a verification would cover.
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