What buyers should specify
Include species, head-on or headless form, shell-on or peeled format, size count, glaze percentage, block or IQF freezing, carton weight, monthly volume, destination port and Incoterm. Clear specifications make supplier comparisons more meaningful.
Commercial and quality checks
Buyers should request plant details, health certificates, traceability information, food-safety certifications where relevant, packing photos, production dates, cold-chain controls and export documentation. Requirements differ by destination market.
Shipping considerations
Frozen shrimp trades depend on reliable refrigerated logistics. RFQs should state required storage temperature, container format, loading schedule, port of origin, destination, inspection expectations and documentation deadlines.
Use EZBridge for structured sourcing
EZBridge helps buyers and exporters exchange specifications, RFQs and quotes in one B2B workflow. Trading parties remain responsible for independent due diligence, regulatory compliance and contract verification.