Ensuring compliance, quality, and seamless international trade through professional inspection and certification services.
Explore Trade StandardsPhysical Pre-Shipment Inspection services that ensure compliance with international trade requirements and national standards.
Customs authorities in many countries recognize pre-shipment inspection reports and certificates, allowing for more rapid customs clearance, resulting in faster delivery and reduced costs. These reports also facilitate payment to exporters when letters of credit are used.
Customized inspection solutions based on client requirements throughout the production and shipping process.
In addition to factory evaluation, our inspectors are on hand to inspect, by random sampling, the raw material and components to be used in production.
As soon as the first product comes off the production line, our inspectors check for any defect or deviation in quality, and suggest practical ways to rectify these in the production process.
The pre-shipment takes place when goods are completed and packed, based on statistical random sampling. Inspectors check quantity, workmanship, function, color, size specifications and packing details.
This service is offered at manufacturer's premises, warehouse or forwarder during containerization after final inspection. We coordinate to ensure proper cleanliness and working conditions of containers.
Continuous monitoring of production schedule and delivery status of merchandise. Details such as weekly reports on progress of merchandise and shipment delivery are monitored continuously.
Factory evaluation and raw material inspection before production begins
Quality control checks and process monitoring during manufacturing
Statistical random sampling of finished products before shipment
Container inspection and loading supervision at shipping point
Issuance of inspection certificates for customs and payment purposes
Products are required to meet essential requirements relating to safety, national security and the Islamic religion as indicated in Saudi standards.
Where no applicable Saudi standard exists, an acceptable international standard may have been sanctioned by SASO (Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization).