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Global Transaction Procedure ICUMSA 45 Sugar 12,500 -500,000MT/MONTH
1. Initial Documents
Buyer submits:
- Letter of Intent (LOI)
- Irrevocable Corporate Purchase Order (ICPO)
- KYC Documents
- Signatory's Passport Copy
2. Full Corporate Offer (FCO)
Seller issues the FCO including company documentation.
3. FCO Acceptance & Proof of Funds
Buyer signs the FCO and provides:
- Bank Comfort Letter (BCL),
- Ready, Willing, and Able Letter (RWA), or
- MT799 Swift Message.
4. Partial Proof of Product (POP)
Seller provides notarized documents:
- Certificate of Origin
- Commitment to Supply
- Product Declaration of Existence
5. SPA Agreement
Seller sends draft Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA).
Adjustments made and signed via DocuSign.
6. Proforma Invoice
Seller issues Proforma Invoice to be signed and returned.
7. Bank Pre-Advice
Buyer's bank sends pre-advice of Transferable SBLC/DLC within 10 business days.
8. Seller Bank Response
Seller's bank responds within 7 business days (accepts or requests modifications).
9. Final DLC Issuance
Final DLC is issued within 3 business days after acceptance. Valid for 2 months
10. Performance Bond
2% Performance Bond issued by seller.
11. Logistics & Delivery
Shipping starts within 35 business days including:
- Inspection
- Packing
- Dispatch
12. Shipping Documents
Sent via bank, including:
- Bill of Lading
- Commercial Invoice
- SGS Certificate
- 110% Insurance
- Certificate of Origin
- Fumigation & Phytosanitary Certs
- Packing List
13. Payment & Transfer of Title
MT103 Payment within 3 business days
14. Repeat
Process repeats monthly until contract completion.
15. Commission & Paymaster
$5/MT on each side, paid via Paymaster.
Pricing (12-Month Contract)
SBLC transferable or
DLC Transferable 100,000 MT/month $415/MT
Rebate Of 3.5 Percent Of The Total Amount Possible In The Form Of Commissions Paid By Our Swiss Partner Bank If Your Buyer Has Transferable Dlc And Agrees To Work With Them. Negotiation For The Buyer To Pay To The Intermediaries 1 Percent Of This Rebate Excluding Commissions Of 5 Dollars Per Ton On Each Side
Urea is an organic compound that contains 46% nitrogen, making it one of the most concentrated nitrogen fertilizers available. It is produced synthetically from ammonia and carbon dioxide. Urea 46 Granules are granular, free-flowing substances that are easily handled and applied. Due to its high nitrogen content, it is particularly effective for various types of crops, including grains, fruits, and vegetables. Urea is a crucial component in promoting healthy plant growth, improving crop yield, and enhancing overall soil fertility.
Specifications
1. Chemical Formula: CO(NH2)2
2. Nutrient Content:
- Total Nitrogen (N): 46% (typically presented as 46-0-0)
- Other nutrients: Phosphorus (P), Potassium (K), and other micronutrients are not present in significant amounts.
3. Physical Properties:
- Form: Granular
- Color: White to slightly off-white
- Size: Granules typically range from 2 to 4 mm in diameter, though the distribution can vary depending on the manufacturer.
- Solubility: Highly soluble in water, making it easy to apply through various methods including broadcasting, fertigation, or incorporation into the soil.
4. Bulk Density: Approximately 0.7 to 0.8 g/cm3 (varies by manufacturer and specific product).
5. Moisture Content: Typically less than 0.5% to 2% but varies by production process and storage conditions.
6. pH: Neutral to slightly alkaline (pH around 7).
7. Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC): Low inherent CEC, but nitrogen can influence the availability of other nutrients in the soil.
8. Storage: Store in a cool, dry place to prevent caking. Proper storage minimizes moisture uptake.
Application
- Method: Can be broadcast directly onto soil, banded with seeds or applied through irrigation systems (fertigation).
- Timing: Generally applied at planting or during the growing season, depending on crop requirements.
- Rate: The application rate will depend on soil tests, crop requirements, and local agricultural recommendations, typically ranging from 50 to 300 kg/ha.
Safety and Handling
While Urea is considered safe when handled properly, appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gloves, masks, and safety goggles should be worn to prevent contact with skin and eyes. It is not classified as a hazardous material but can produce ammonia gas when exposed to moisture and heat.
