I am into facilitating Cavendish Banana Import-Export from Davao Philippines since 2007. Since then, I experienced a lot, and every customer and shipments are a learning process. Yes this business is very lucrative but unless you are familiar with the system and risk involve, you will surely end up in a mess of loss of time and money.
To resolve the issues, I formulate my own report based on years of experience, rigid research and consultation. Below is the result and I titled it as, "Cavendish Banana Import-Export CRITICAL AREAS in LOSS PREVENTION." You may want to view it for your reference if you are into this business. Otherwise, you may just end up in losses and waste of time (especially if you are not that experienced). My report also includes actual damage report experienced by my client to his former supplier.
To have a bird's eye view of my report, below is the actual Table of Contents...
- Low Price Trap in Cavendish Banana Import-Export
- Basic Checklist
- Quality / Duration of Storage
- Packaging
- Transport
- RF Temperature
- Humidity / Moisture
- Ventilation
- Biotic Activity
- Gases
- Self Heating / Spontaneous Combustion
- Odor
- Contamination
- Mechanical Influences
- Toxicity / Hazards to Health
- Shrinkage / Shortage
- Insect Infestation / Diseases
2. Should hire Quality Inspector/s check harvests (live-Cut!)
3. To hire Quality Inspector to supervise packing line at the weighing and selection point
4. Clear and specific purchase and cutting order to the growers/farmers
5. Someone to random check on delivery before loading into the container
6. Securing of the cut-off time to secure maximum 12 hours between cut and cooling. At the same time, counter check set temperature and ventilation.
7. Inspection of the fruit thru the Bureau of Plant Industry (Department of Agriculture and SGS).
8. Others as the need arises.
More details are clarified with recommendations on issues at my report.
**this blog article is also found at agriwindow.wordpress.com
Feasibility Study or Business Plan are also available upon request.
If you you are interested, you may e-mail me at denissalvatierra@yahoo.com
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