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bonjour,
en dessous la procédure,
updated fob procedure (ttt):
1. buyer sends icpo, with buyer company cis, company registration certificate, and the passport data page of buyer s representative.
2. seller issues commercial invoice for available quantity in seller s tanks at port. buyer signs and returns the commercial invoice with a valid tank storage agreement (tsa), which must not be older than 2/3 months from the date of issue.
3. upon seller s appraisal and approval of buyer s tsa, seller shall proceed to open direct communication with buyer s tank farm company, to schedule a visit to present the original hard copy of fresh sgs report (generated within 48hrs) for buyer s tank farm physical verification and confirmation. (note: sgs report hard copy shall only be presented to buyer s tank farm company (on visit**not electronically).
4. upon confirmation of sgs report by buyer s tank company, seller immediately requests for buyer s active and operational (tsr) for commencement of injection program (tsr days depends on the quantity to be injected).
5. seller injects product into buyer s tank, and issues the following pop documents to the buyer:
(a). q&q analysis report done by local authority or laboratory at the port of origin
(b). full injection report
(c). atv / udta
(d). copy of product certificate of origin
(e). copy of product export license to port
(f). authority to sell and collect (atsc)
6. buyer conducts dip test on injected product for reconfirmation (at buyer s cost).
7. upon buyer s completion of test, confirming product quantity and quality, buyer makes 100% payment of total product value via wire transfer/mt103. upon receipt of buyer s payment, seller transfers to buyer the title of ownership documents issued in buyer s company name.
8 seller pays all intermediaries involved based on signed ncnda/imfpa, and subsequent supplies can continue as per terms and conditions agreed between buyer and seller. in the ours ttt procedure, whether the buyer receives the ci directly is not the key issue.
what truly matters is: the buyer must sign the ci. the buyer must use an official business email to send the signed ci to the seller s two commercial email addresses. in the same email, the buyer should formally request the seller to cc all future correspondence to the buyer s second (private) email to avoid any missed messages.
once these steps are completed, the seller will begin the process. as long as the buyer is genuine and capable, the entire transactional risk lies with the seller. this structure is fuel first, payment after. the buyer does not need to provide proof of funds or proof of reputation.
under this model, which email the seller uses or who forwards the ci is not a critical matter. in practice, inexperienced or unprepared buyers tend to focus on irrelevant details.
the real objective of the legit buyer is to save time and move the procedure forward, rather than getting stuck on minor issues.
prices:
naphtha cif $560/mt, urea cif $370 / mt, en 590 10 ppm cif $575 / mt, sulfur cif $405/ mt, en 590 10 ppm fob ttt $530 / mt, fob ttt jet a1 $80/bbl, crude oil (azeri light) cif $67 / bbl (including $1 commission)
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