Independent Inspection for Quality, Quantity and Compliance

Pre-Loading Inspection is conducted before goods are loaded into a container, truck, vessel, or other means of transportation.

Our inspectors verify the condition, quantity, identification, packaging, and other relevant details of the goods before loading begins. Where required, the condition and suitability of the container or transport unit may also be checked.

This inspection helps identify potential issues before the goods leave the loading location and provides greater assurance that the correct cargo is being prepared for dispatch. It also provides an independent record of the cargo condition and loading process before transportation begins.

Pre-Shipment Inspection is performed before goods are dispatched or exported to verify that the shipment complies with agreed specifications, contractual requirements, and applicable inspection criteria.

Our inspectors independently examine the goods and supporting information before shipment, helping importers, exporters, manufacturers, and other stakeholders identify discrepancies at an early stage.

Depending on the nature of the commodity and inspection requirements, the inspection may cover quality, quantity, condition, packaging, labeling, markings, and relevant documentation.

Post-Landing Inspection is carried out after the shipment arrives at its destination.

The purpose of this inspection is to assess the condition of the goods upon arrival and identify any visible damage, shortage, deterioration, contamination, packaging issues, or other discrepancies that may have occurred during transportation or handling.

Our inspectors examine the shipment and document their findings through inspection observations, photographs, measurements, and other relevant information.

Accurate sampling is essential for obtaining reliable laboratory analysis and evaluating the quality or characteristics of a product.

Our inspectors conduct sampling according to applicable procedures, client instructions, commodity requirements, and agreed sampling methods. Samples are collected, identified, sealed, and documented carefully to maintain their integrity and traceability.

Where required, samples can be submitted to an approved or designated laboratory for further testing and analysis.