Quality & delivery

Clear specifications.
A considered delivery plan.

Agree the basket, finish, packing and destination requirements as one order specification.

Sample approval, inspection records, packing information and shipment terms are reviewed for the chosen product and order.

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Grouped woven carry cases from the supplier product listing
Woven baskets grouped for storage.

Product details

Define what is being checked.

Use the approved sample and written specification to agree the required appearance, dimensions and packing.

Woven carry cases showing lid, handles and clasp

Construction & appearance

Weave, edge finishing, handle attachment, lid movement, closure, lining, color and dimensions.

Checked lining inside an open woven carry case

Fit & packing

Usable inner space, the actual item arrangement, lid closure, protective packing and carton identification.

Order checkpoints

Connect the approved sample to the shipment.

  1. Specification

    Product reference, material, size, finish, quantity and approved changes.

  2. Sample approval

    A documented reference for the product, branding and packing details.

  3. Inspection plan

    Agree the checks, inspection stage and records needed for the order.

  4. Packing & dispatch

    Carton specifications, shipping marks, destination, delivery terms and target schedule.

Documents for your market

Specify the document, product and destination together.

Include any material declarations, test reports, inspection records or packing and shipment documents required by your purchaser. Their availability and product scope must be confirmed before order approval.

If food contact is intended, describe whether food will touch the basket or remain in its own packaging.

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