Global Terms of International Trade

These Global Terms of Trade ("Terms") govern all commercial export agreements, proforma invoices, purchase orders, and international shipping operations conducted by AURO EXIM Private Limited ("Exporter") with international B2B buyers, importers, and trade distributors ("Buyer").

By issuing a Purchase Order (PO), signing a Proforma Invoice (PI), or accepting shipment documentation from AURO EXIM, the Buyer agrees to be strictly bound by these Terms alongside the Incoterms® 2020 rules published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).

All prices quoted in Proforma Invoices specify delivery under standard Incoterms® 2020 definitions. Unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, default shipping terms include:

AURO EXIM guarantees all agricultural commodities (spices, grains, freeze-dried fruits, and oilseeds) conform strictly to contract specifications and maximum residue limits (MRL) required by the destination country.

• Pre-Shipment Inspection: Every container is inspected by independent third-party agencies (SGS, Geo-Chem, or Cotecna) prior to sealing at origin.
• Phytosanitary & Lab Analysis: Certificate of Analysis (COA), Phytosanitary Certificate, and Aflatoxin test reports accompany every bill of lading.
• Claims & Notification Window: Any non-conformity claim must be reported within 14 calendar days of container discharge at destination port with official surveyor reports.

Financial transactions must be executed through approved international banking channels in USD, EUR, or AED. Accepted payment instruments include:

For temperature-sensitive produce (freeze-dried fruits, herbs, and oils), AURO EXIM deploys high-cube reefer containers equipped with real-time IoT temperature and humidity telemetry trackers (-20°C to +4°C).

Demurrage, detention charges, or customs holds at the destination seaport arising from Buyer delay in document retrieval or customs duty payment remain the sole responsibility of the Buyer.

Neither party shall be held liable for shipment delays or failure to perform obligations caused by acts of God, maritime war, port blockades, piracy, extreme weather, embargoes, or government trade bans.