Export planning
The pack changes the loading plan.
Bag or carton dimensions, nominal weight, palletization, protection, route, carrier requirements and legal weight limits all influence a shipment. Container quantities must therefore be calculated for the actual configuration.
Packing decisions
Define the commercial unit and the transport unit.
Primary pack
Material, nominal weight, dimensions, closure, print and product protection.
Secondary handling
Carton, bundle or pallet configuration, labels, marks and stability requirements.
Container basis
Loading pattern, gross weight, route constraints, carrier acceptance and documentation.
Shipment sequence
Coordinate approvals before loading.
- 01
Confirm offer
Product, specification, quantity, commercial basis and timing.
- 02
Approve pack
Artwork, materials, nominal weight and pallet/loading basis.
- 03
Prepare order
Manufacturing, packaging and agreed quality-control steps.
- 04
Coordinate shipment
Carrier requirements, export documents, loading and record linkage.
Export credential
Authorized Economic Operator.
BRICAPAR maintains Authorized Economic Operator status in Paraguay. OEA concerns customs compliance and international supply-chain security; it is not a product-quality, forestry or EUDR certification.
Transport acceptance
Classification, documentation and carrier acceptance must be confirmed for the actual product, route and shipment.
Commercial enquiry
Request a charcoal briquette quotation.
Send your market, packaging, estimated quantity, destination and documentation requirements. BRICAPAR’s export team will review the brief through the centralized commercial channel.