What we handle
Industrial & commercial products
Seven categories handled directly. Each one is worked from a written specification rather than a standing offer list.
01 — Category
Paper & Packaging
Kraft Paper · Paper Products · Packaging
Specification-led paper grades sourced against a written technical sheet.
Paper is decided by grade, grammage, reel width and end use long before price enters the conversation. We work from the buyer's technical sheet and take the requirement to producers and established supply channels, rather than offering a fixed list of stock.
What we establish first
- Grade and grammage
- Reel width, diameter and core
- Packing and palletisation
- Shipment window
02 — Category
Timber & Wood
Sawn Timber · Plywood · Wood Products
Wood products for construction, packaging and manufacturing buyers.
Wood carries tight tolerances on grade, moisture, thickness and finish, and the workable origin often moves with season and freight. We map the requirement against the corridors that can realistically serve it, then narrow to supply able to hold specification at the volume discussed.
What we establish first
- Species and grade
- Dimensions and moisture content
- Treatment and finish
- Loading and stowage
03 — Category
Metals & Minerals
Ores · Concentrates · Metals
Bulk and containerised material handled against defined assay parameters.
Assay, moisture and deleterious elements govern the commercial terms here, alongside inspection and weighing arrangements at load and discharge. We work to the parameters the buyer sets and structure the discussion around how the material will actually be verified.
What we establish first
- Assay and guaranteed parameters
- Inspection and sampling basis
- Bulk or containerised handling
- Load and discharge terms
04 — Category
Recycled Plastic
Baled · Sorted · Recovered
Recovered polymer feedstock traded on tightly defined quality terms.
Recovered material trades on consistency: polymer type, contamination limits, bale format and colour separation decide whether a cargo is workable for the receiving processor. We define those terms with the buyer before approaching supply.
What we establish first
- Polymer type and origin
- Contamination tolerance
- Bale format and weight
- Documentation for cross-border movement
05 — Category
Frozen Foods
Fish · Poultry · Red Meat
Temperature-controlled cargo coordinated around specification and paperwork.
Frozen cargo is as much a documentation exercise as a commercial one: cut and calibre, packing, cold chain and destination health requirements all have to line up before a shipment is worth discussing. We start from the destination's requirements and work backwards.
What we establish first
- Cut, calibre and packing
- Cold chain and reefer settings
- Destination health documentation
- Shelf life on arrival
06 — Category
Vehicles
Passenger · Commercial
Passenger and commercial units placed against buyer requirements.
Vehicle requirements are defined by specification, destination compliance and shipping mode. We establish what the destination market will accept, then work to identify units and routing that match the mandate.
What we establish first
- Model, specification and year
- Destination compliance
- Container or roll-on roll-off
- Inspection prior to loading
07 — Category
Used Cooking Oil (UCO)
Used Cooking Oil · Recovered Oil · Feedstock
Recovered cooking oils handled as feedstock for renewable fuel and oleochemical buyers.
UCO trades on measurable quality: free fatty acid content, moisture and impurities decide whether a parcel is workable for the receiving processor. Collection origin, traceability and the sustainability documentation the buyer requires are established before any supply is approached.
What we establish first
- FFA and MIU parameters
- Packing — flexitank, IBC or drums
- Collection origin and traceability
- Sustainability documentation required by the buyer
Beyond these seven
Additional categories evaluated on a mandate basis
If a requirement sits outside the categories above, describe it and we will tell you plainly whether it is something we can work on.