By placing an order with BAKACO, the Customer acknowledges and accepts the following terms and conditions. Upon execution of a formal contract, BAKACO shall be recognized as the official supplier of products and services specified therein.
Shipping Method: Air Freight.
Lead Time: 3 to 5 business days for preparation and dispatch.
Costs: BAKACO provides samples at no cost; however, the Customer is responsible for all associated shipping and handling fees.
Credit Provision: Should the sample lead to an official order, the initial shipping costs will be deducted from the total value of the first contract.
Best suited for high-value, low-volume, or time-sensitive shipments.
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 500 kg.
Incoterms: CFR (Cost and Freight) to the Customer’s designated airport.
Storage & Temperature Control: * Frozen Products: -18°C (Stored in insulated foam boxes with dry ice or gel packs).
Fresh Products: 0°C to -2°C.
Payment Terms: 100% Advance Telegraphic Transfer (T/T). Full payment is required prior to dispatch.
Delivery Lead Time: 5 to 15 days following contract execution and receipt of full payment.
Best suited for large-scale orders requiring cost-effective, long-term cold chain storage.
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 1 x 20ft Full Container Load (FCL).
Incoterms: FOB, CFR, or CIF to the Customer’s designated seaport.
Storage: Climate-controlled reefer containers maintained at -18°C or below.
Payment Terms: * 30% Deposit / 70% Balance via Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), OR
Letter of Credit (L/C) at Sight.
Delivery Lead Time: Within 30 days of contract execution and receipt of deposit or an operative Original Letter of Credit.
When selecting a transport method, please consider the following operational trade-offs:
Advantages: Offers the highest velocity for international trade, significantly reducing lead times compared to surface transport. The specialized handling processes minimize cargo transit risks, ensuring maximum product integrity.
Disadvantages: Subject to premium freight rates and seasonal fluctuations (which may increase costs 3–4x during peak periods). Air transport is subject to strict volume/weight limitations and involves rigorous customs documentation.
Advantages: The most economical solution for high-volume distributions. Maritime logistics allow for massive scale, accommodating hundreds of times the capacity of air freight. It is a stable, low-risk method for bulk commodities.
Disadvantages: Longer transit cycles (typically up to 30 days) and susceptibility to maritime weather delays. Please note that sea freight is port-to-port; the Customer is responsible for arranging inland transportation (drayage) from the port to the final destination.
Note: All delivery timelines are estimates and subject to customs clearance and carrier schedules. BAKACO remains committed to optimizing your supply chain for efficiency and safety.
