Tiyansh Global
B2B trade rules, payment protocols, cargo inspection standards, and legal liability limits.
All agricultural trade agreements between Tiyansh Global and buyers require written verification. Quotation rates remain valid for exactly 7 business days from formal proposal timestamps, due to fluctuating market pricing in organic and conventional markets.
We permit independent quality surveyor audits (such as SGS or Intertek) at our packaging warehouses during stuffing operations. Once cargo containers clear customs gates and are loaded aboard ship lines, the risk of transit quality shifts becomes the responsibility of the cargo insurance policy carrier.
We standardly accept payments via irrevocable Letter of Credit (L/C) at sight issued by prime international bank channels, or Telegraphic Transfer (T/T) with 30-50% advance deposit and remaining due balance paid against copies of Shipping documents (B/L, Invoice, Packing List).
Tiyansh Global is not liable for cargo delivery delays, spoilage, or cost overruns stemming from weather abnormalities, ocean carrier routing changes, custom port inspections, political strikes, or other Force Majeure events.
Any legal disputes or arbitration proceedings arising from Tiyansh Global trade agreements are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the court authorities in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
