FAQ Across Many Industries

Q1: What are the current Freight Rates?
The freight rates tend to change quite often, therefore, we have stopped publishing them. Please ask in your enquiry.

Q2: What are the factors that determine Freight Cost?
There are many factors that influence the final price of Freight rate such as volume, destination country, destination port (for the port we need the draft of the port and the daily discharge rate etc.), any waiting to be expected in that port, unloading facilities.

Q3: Do you accept L/C on export to places like Iraq?
Please be advised according to incoterms and UN regulations all exports to Iraq are on pre- payment basis. However, we are willing to work on once transferable L/C.

Q4: Do you work with banks issuing L/C in Africa?
No, we don’t. We may consider working with an African bank if the confirming bank is one of the top international banks.

Q5: In relation to Cement, what do these types of cement mean?
Type N: for exterior, above-grade walls Type N is a medium compressive-strength (750 psi) mortar made of 1 part Portland cement, 1 part lime and 6 parts sand. Type N is recommended for most exterior, above-grade walls exposed to severe weather, including chimneys.

Type N/R: As above but an optional suffix, R, may be added to the cement type (for example, N-R) if laboratory testing (C 227) indicates the cement is resistant to alkali-silica reactivity (ASR).

Type V: principally where soils or groundwater’s have a high sulphate … This type of cement gains strength more slowly than Type I cement and is used only in concrete exposed to severe sulphate action – principally where soils or groundwater’s have a high sulphate content. This cement is particularly effective for structures such as sewage treatment plants and septic tanks.

Q6: What does the price depend on?
Please remember that Commodity prices are dependent on a number of factors which must be taken into account, as these will affect your final price! These factors include: total volume, shipment size & frequency, payment terms, discharge rate and season.