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Sourcing only, without booking freight

Sourcing only means Triworld identifies supply and supports the commercial terms, and the buyer arranges carriage separately. No air or ocean booking is part of that engagement unless it is added later.

What this includes

Brief

Specification, quantity, quality, budget, and destination are recorded.

Options

Supply options are compared on price basis and whether they can meet the brief.

Stop point

The job can end when the supplier and terms are clear.

Use cases

Buyer has a forwarder

The customer wants the product source, not a second freight booking.

Trial order

A small commercial agreement is settled before anyone books a container.

Add freight later

The same file can pick up air or ocean coordination if the buyer asks.

Limits

Triworld is based in India and coordinates trade worldwide. Africa is an important market. It is not the country the business starts from.
Door-to-door movement, consolidation, storage, and last-mile delivery apply where a partner and the agreed service allow them.
Customs work is coordination with licensed brokers, agents, and authorities. Triworld does not claim to be the licensed customs broker.
Triworld does not claim its own ships, aircraft, or trucks. Air and ocean space is arranged with carriers, subject to the cargo, route, and timing.
Each enquiry is checked for legality, availability, destination rules, permits, quality, and carrier acceptance before a movement is confirmed.

Questions

Is a shipment included by default?

No. Sourcing only does not book a carrier.

Are destination rules still checked?

Yes. A product that cannot legally enter the destination is not a valid sourcing result.

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