Shine Star Trading runs two export lines from Thailand: natural gums and resins for processors and compounders, and tropical hardwood for mills and furniture makers. Both ship against a written specification and a complete document file.
Colour, clarity and lump size set the price on every resin line. These are the grades we sort to, shot against the same neutral card that travels with a sample.
Sticklac, damar batu, gum benzoin, gum copal and gum rosin, sold to processors, compounders and incense manufacturers. Graded by colour, resin content, moisture and insolubles.
Teak and garjan in volume, with rosewood, ebony and mahogany to order. Three of these genera are CITES-listed and move only against permits.
Thai Hom Mali jasmine rice, fresh aromatic young coconuts, Thai ginger and galangal, traded alongside areca nut, coco products and dried fruit.
The desk that sells the goods also books the freight, stores the cargo and files the paperwork. Third-party consignments are handled on the same terms, whether or not the goods came from us.
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Four steps between an enquiry and a loaded container. Nothing ships against a verbal description.
Product, grade, quantity, destination port and incoterm. Those five fields are enough to price.
A sample from the offered lot, with a certificate of analysis where the buyer's process needs one.
Guaranteed parameters are written into the contract and separated from typical lot averages, so there is no argument on arrival.
Invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, and phytosanitary or fumigation certificates where the goods require them.
Eight destination markets, each with its own import paperwork. Indian resin buyers, Chinese customs and EU declarations do not ask for the same file.
We reply with an indicative price, a packing plan and container fill, and what we can send as a sample.
