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Containers Inspection:

Containers inspection done prior to loading to check the quality of the containers to avoid unforeseen cargo damage and product loss.

Here are some examples of defects found during the container inspection procedure:
1.Bad odors

2.Stains: Textiles can be easily stained by grease and dirt left from other products such as machinery previously transported in the container.

3.Holes in container sides

4.Damaged floorboards

5.Mold: Dampness and humidity promote mold growth, especially on the floorboards, which can contaminate cargo and produce a bad odor.

The importance of the pre-delivery inspection:

Pre-delivery inspections are important for a number of reasons. For one thing, it's likely that your goods will be travelling a long distance, and shipping can be both slow and expensive.

By making sure that items are right before they are put in their shipping containers could save you the time, hassle and expense of returning products that turn out to be unsuitable. This will also help to prevent any gaps in your supply chain.

Another reason for having a pre-delivery inspection carried out is to make sure the goods have been packed properly for transport.

The pre-delivery inspection will give you one last chance to make sure the items have been manufactured as specified, and will provide the opportunity to do a final quality control check before the goods are shipped. The inspector can also make sure any accessories, manuals, cables and other goods are included as required.