Partnering with a travertine exporter? This guide explains Incoterms (FOB/CIF/EXW), required documents, ports, packaging, container plans and quality control—so importers and project owners receive predictable, photo-documented shipments.
A travertine exporter bridges Turkish quarries and factories with global buyers, coordinating product selection, quality control, packaging, and international logistics. Professional exporters manage documentation, customs compliance, and delivery terms so architects, distributors, and contractors receive stone on time and in spec. With extensive networks and competitive pricing, Turkish travertine exporters support projects from boutique residences to large commercial developments worldwide.
Exporters serve a broad client base: importers and distributors who stock national markets; fabricators and wholesalers who process slabs; contractors and developers executing timelines; and architects who need technical clarity for specifications. From sample approval to container consolidation, exporters tailor services to each stakeholder’s workflow.
Stock programs, recurring containers and nationwide replenishment.
Slab programs, calibrated tiles and cut-to-size production.
Project-based schedules, phased deliveries and site coordination.
Exporters ship tiles, slabs, pavers, mosaics and blocks. Products are packed in seaworthy crates with moisture protection and corner guards. Containers are typically 20' or 40' HC; weight and cube depend on format. Exporters provide pre-shipment photos and test reports on request.
A typical export flow includes inquiry & quotation → sampling & approval → PI & deposit (where applicable) → production & QC → packing & fumigation (if required) → booking vessel/space → documentation (CI/PL/CO, B/L) → customs clearance → final balance → dispatch. INCOTERMS define responsibilities: EXW/FOB for buyer-arranged freight, CFR/CIF/DAP for exporter-managed shipping and insurance.
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