Incoming material
Species, moisture, appearance, dimensions and supplier documents are checked before production.
From incoming material to final export cartons, inspection criteria are defined against the approved sample, purchase order and destination-market requirements.
Inspection scope and acceptance criteria are agreed for each order instead of relying on generic claims.
Species, moisture, appearance, dimensions and supplier documents are checked before production.
Machining dimensions, assembly, sanding, finish and logo placement are sampled during production.
Approved-sample comparison, workmanship, function, quantity and packaging checks are recorded.
Carton marks, barcodes, palletization and shipping documentation are verified before release.
These are review options, not blanket claims. The approved specification must state the actual material, test method and finish for each order.
The current catalog focuses on bamboo and acacia. Beech, rubberwood, walnut or another species may be reviewed when sourcing, construction and sample validation are confirmed.
Export suppliers commonly reference 8–12% for kiln-dried acacia kitchenware. The final range must be adjusted for species, construction, destination climate and buyer standard, then recorded in the approved specification.
Food-contact projects may review food-grade mineral oil or beeswax. Stained, tinted or clear coatings require product-specific technical documents and destination-market testing before approval.
Certificate scans are published only after holder, scope, number and validity have been confirmed.
FSC claims and chain-of-custody documents are confirmed at order level where applicable.
Factory quality-system documents and their applicable manufacturing scope are reviewed.
Food-contact, coating, chemical and physical testing depends on product use and destination.
Share your market, inspection standard, testing needs and packaging specification. We will map the required checkpoints into the quotation and sample approval process.