How it works
A clear route from requirement to shipment
The process
Eight practical steps
- 01
Customer submits requirements
Tell us the products, brands, quantities, target budget, destination and required timing.
- 02
Availability is checked
We review product and supplier availability together with initial suitability considerations.
- 03
A quotation is prepared
The proposed products, commercial pricing, lead time and relevant assumptions are set out.
- 04
Payment terms are agreed
Order, payment and delivery terms are confirmed before procurement begins.
- 05
Products are purchased and consolidated
Approved goods are purchased and, where agreed, brought together for preparation.
- 06
Export documents are prepared
Applicable commercial documents are prepared or coordinated within our agreed scope.
- 07
Collection or shipping is arranged
The goods are released for collection or passed to the agreed freight provider or agent.
- 08
Tracking and documents are shared
Available shipment information and agreed supporting documents are provided to the customer.
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before you enquire
Do you sell directly to consumers?+
Our international sourcing and wholesale service is designed primarily for businesses. Consumer enquiries are not our current focus.
Can you source products not shown on the website?+
Yes. Submit the product name, brand, specification and quantity. We will assess the request without assuming availability.
Do you accept mixed-product orders?+
Mixed orders can be considered where the products, suppliers, handling needs and destination rules make consolidation practical.
Which countries do you supply?+
Our core focus includes Sri Lanka, and we consider enquiries for other international markets individually.
Can you arrange shipping?+
We can coordinate with appropriate freight providers or appointed agents, subject to destination, product type and agreed terms.
Are all products available continuously?+
No. Products, pack sizes, supplier terms and pricing can change, so availability is confirmed for each quotation.
What information is needed for a quotation?+
Product descriptions or links, preferred brands, quantities, budget, destination, required date and your business details help us prepare a useful response.
Who pays destination duties and taxes?+
This depends on the agreed trade terms. Unless expressly included in writing, destination duties, taxes, clearance fees and import costs are generally the customer’s responsibility.
Looking for a Reliable UK Sourcing Partner?
Tell us what products you need, the required quantities and your destination. Our team will review your requirements and contact you with the next steps.