Product liability insurance
Post 12 of 17
Replying to [Ranger]:![[em17]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_shake_hands.gif)
I CAN NOT SEE WHY PEOPLE FROM CHINA LIKE THE PAYMENT BY T/T RATHER THAN L/C .
AND EVEN FOR THE L/C THEY PREFER 30% IN ADVANCE AND 70% AFTER .
COULD TELL ME WHY?
I CAN NOT SEE WHY PEOPLE FROM CHINA LIKE THE PAYMENT BY T/T RATHER THAN L/C .
AND EVEN FOR THE L/C THEY PREFER 30% IN ADVANCE AND 70% AFTER .
COULD TELL ME WHY?
16 Jan 2007 23:07
Post 13 of 17
Replying to [Ranger]:
I'd like to know a little more about the seller's responsibility for food produt shelf life. When the shipping company experiences severe weather or the buyer's storage conditions are not good enough, how can a seller guarantee their product's shelf life? In these cases, is Product Liability Insurance an option to protect the seller? How expensive is this insurance?
Thanks.
Honest Guy
I'd like to know a little more about the seller's responsibility for food produt shelf life. When the shipping company experiences severe weather or the buyer's storage conditions are not good enough, how can a seller guarantee their product's shelf life? In these cases, is Product Liability Insurance an option to protect the seller? How expensive is this insurance?
Thanks.
Honest Guy
17 Jan 2007 06:50
Post 15 of 17
Replying to [Ranger]:
Will be watching out for your answer
Thank You
Will be watching out for your answer
Thank You
26 Jan 2007 12:34
Post 16 of 17
Replying to [assoum]:
T/T (Bank to Bank) should be safer and easier as they say. the Chinese.
True or not?
T/T (Bank to Bank) should be safer and easier as they say. the Chinese.
True or not?
21 Feb 2007 08:42
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It is very good