Know the counterparty
Identity, authority and corporate documentation.
Specifications, source verification and clear documentation support responsible commodity trading.
Each transaction begins with agreed specifications, sampling and inspection requirements.
Independent quantity and quality inspection can be arranged according to the contract. Documentation may include certificates of quality, quantity and origin, analysis, safety data sheets, bills of lading, commercial invoices and applicable customs documents.
Identity, authority and corporate documentation.
Source, specification and agreed inspection.
Banking, vessel, applicable trade restrictions and import requirements.
AMS evaluates counterparties, product origin, documentation, banking arrangements and shipping information before proceeding. Applicable sanctions screening, destination regulations and customs requirements are part of transaction planning.
Due diligence requirements and responsibilities are established for the specific transaction.
Connect directly with our commercial desk to discuss specifications, trial cargoes, long-term procurement, or export opportunities.