BEAN
Types of Beans
CARIOCA
Brown
Carioca beans - type 1, made up of whole and healthy grains, with a maximum moisture content of 15%, free from earthy material, dirt and mixtures of other varieties and species. Around 60% of all beans produced in Brazil are of the “Carioca” type. The color of the beans is the same as that of a breed of free-range pig, called carioca, quite common at the time and famous for its stripes spread across its body. Seeing the similarity, the farmer decided to honor the new bean with the name of the animal. And so, a beige bean discovered in São Paulo was named carioca. Type: 1 Origin: Brazil Incoterm: CIF ASWP Marketing: In bulk in 60 kg bags. Minimum: 12,500 MT and multiples Performance Bond: 2% Price: contact us Specifications: Appearance: grain Color: characteristic Odor: own Flavor: own Humidity: maximum 15% Impurities and foreign substances: maximum 2% Absence of larvae, parasites and animal or plant debris.
BLACK
Phaseolus Vulgaris L.
Black Beans are classified as products that contain at least 95% (ninety-five percent) of black grains from the species Phaseolus vulgaris L. Black beans are made up of whole, healthy beans, with a maximum moisture content of 15%, free from earthy material, dirt and mixtures of other varieties and species. Type: 1 Origin: Brazil Incoterm: CIF ASWP Marketing: In bulk in 60 kg bags. Minimum: 12,500 MT and multiples Performance Bond: 2% Price: contact us Specifications: Appearance: grain Color: characteristic Odor: own Flavor: own Humidity: maximum 15% Impurities and foreign matter: maximum 2%
WHITE
Cannellini
White beans have larger grains than black beans and pinto beans and have a slightly buttery flavor. It is a variety of the species Phaseolus vulgaris L., which differs genetically from the light-coated beans, commonly cultivated in the country such as cowpea (Vigna unguiculata). Type: 1 Origin: Brazil Incoterm: CIF ASWP Marketing: In bulk in 60 kg bags. Minimum: 12,500 MT and multiples Performance Bond: 2% Price: contact us Specifications: Appearance: grain Color: characteristic Odor: fresh Flavor: own Caliber (grains per 100 grams): 150-200 Density (g/l): 550-650 Size: (> 14 mm) > 93% Humidity: max. 16%; Mixture: 0.2% max; Imperfect: 2% max; Foreign Affairs:
PROCEDURES
1. The Buyer sends the ICPO; 2. The seller responds within 3 days with the FCO, and the buyer returns it signed; 3. The Seller sends the Draft SPA (Purchase and Sale Agreement) within 3 (five) business days. 4. The buyer reviews and makes any necessary corrections to the draft SPA and then signs and stamps it and returns it to the seller. The Seller analyzes and sends the finished SPA. 5. After signing the SPA, the buyer issues the financial instrument, confirmed by a global Top Bank 25/50. The seller deposits PB (Performance Bond) of 2% in an escrow account, as agreed in the SPA. This item is not applicable for SPOT offers. 6. All parties involved (commissioners) sign the already formalized NCNDA ICC, so that the seller, in agreement, can also sign; 7. Shipment begins as agreed in the SPA generally within (30-45 days) depending on Port and quantity, and after confirmation of the Operating Instrument by the Seller's Bank. 8. At the time of determining the charter party, the Seller will provide delivery details to the Buyer. Seller will also provide vessel arrival and all other pertinent matters, if applicable. The buyer is invited to be present when the vessel is loaded, at the port of origin. 9. All subsequent shipments will follow the same procedure, if applicable. 10. Seller will provide scanned copies of all shipping documentation to buyer. All parties must deliver the documents to their respective banks. The seller will receive payment from the bank via MT103 according to the bank's schedule. PAYMENT METHODS: SBLC: MT799 / MT760 - Irrevocable, Transferable, Divisible, Confirmed by a Top 50 bank, and valid for 365 days. DLC: MT700 – Irrevocable, Transferable, Divisible, Confirmed by a Top 50 bank, and valid for 365 days. TT: MT103 - Payment Against Shipping Documents (BL). DOCUMENTS TO BE SENT TO THE BUYER: A. Bill of Lading, three (3/3) copies; B. Commercial Invoice, three (3/3) copies; C. Certificate of Origin, three (3/3) copies; D. Quality and Quantity Certificate Issued by SGS, three (3/3) copies; E. Phytosanitary Certificate, three (3/3) copies; F. Original insurance, three (3/3) copies; INSPECTION: SGS or similar Certificate of Quality, Quantity and Weight at the Port of Loading at the expense of the seller.
