Product specification
Define style, grade, quality limits, moisture tolerance, packing, weights and labelling.
A practical starting point for procurement requirements, samples, documentation and the commercial information buyers should request before concluding a transaction.
The documents required depend on the product, destination and agreed delivery responsibilities.
Define style, grade, quality limits, moisture tolerance, packing, weights and labelling.
Agree sample identity, handling, evaluation method and who bears the related costs.
Confirm price currency, unit, delivery term, named place, payment basis and offer validity.
Check which export, transport, origin and inspection documents apply to the movement.
Plan destination receipt, condition verification and exception reporting.
Use existing public Trace Codes only when a passport has actually been published.
Verify a Trace CodeTechnical sheets, sample data and other documents are shared only when applicable to the specific verified product and disclosure is authorised.
These are general procurement principles. Transaction-specific requirements must be documented in the offer and contract.
A specification sheet defines the product's target or contractual parameters. A Certificate of Analysis (COA) records testing or analysis for a particular sample or lot. One does not automatically replace the other.
Sample discussions depend on a verified current sourcing activity and a specific lot or supplier. Macadamia, vanilla and chilli are future initiatives; NOVELLA is not offering samples for those categories.
No. Green coffee requirements are evaluated through The Coffee Conduit on a lot-by-lot basis. Macadamia, vanilla and chilli are future initiatives and are not currently sourced, stocked or offered by NOVELLA.
Responsibilities depend on the agreed Incoterms® rule and named place, contract, route and import jurisdiction. They must be clearly allocated before purchase.
Where a public passport has been approved and published, an ORION-issued code links to the available public record. It does not certify facts or events that the passport does not document.