Sales enquiries
Product lists, quantities, catalogue and trade-account questions.
A specific product list, destination and quantity helps frame the right conversation. For regulatory questions, include the applicable document requirements.
Product lists, quantities, catalogue and trade-account questions.
Licence checks, dossier requirements and shipment documentation.
Company information and questions outside a specific product brief.
Air and sea freight can be discussed according to the product, route and required delivery window. Temperature control, dangerous-goods classification and applicable carrier restrictions must be reviewed first.
The destination importer is responsible for local registration and import permissions. A documentation brief can define the manufacturer information needed to support the filing; support is not a promise of approval.
Prescription categories require an appropriate import licence and destination-specific authorisation. Other categories may also be regulated. Supply your licence details and product list for a classification review.
State the minimum remaining shelf life required at arrival in your enquiry. Product stability, batch expiry and planned transit time must be reviewed before a written commitment can be made. No blanket shelf-life assurance is offered here.