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Cartons are normally double corrugated with shipping
information printed on two sides of each carton. Cartons
are sealed with tape. However, when the cartons are
loaded into a container without being placed on pallets
per customers request, two plastic bands may be placed
around each carton. (optional)
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| * Pallet size is based on instructions
from the client. In case where the client does
not give Samhwa specific instructions, Samhwa
will use the most appropriate size pallet based
on the size of the cartons used. |
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* To avoid the possibility that boxes containing
printed materials become wet, water proof vinyl
may be placed on the pallet underneath the boxes.
After the cartons are stacked on the pallet, water
proof vinyl is used to cover the entire load against
moisture. |
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| * Shipping information (destination,
No. of cartons etc.) is also attached to two sides
of the load. |
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| * After a light wooden pallet is
placed on top of the load, steel bands are applied
(in case of less than full container load). |
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| Samhwa has direct service contracts with major
shipping lines bound for major ports around the
world. Variety of vessel choices offering efficient
overseas operation networks will guarantee you
the safest, fastest and the most economical transportation
of your goods. |
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| Shipped from Inchon Airport (for rush deliveries).
If the weight is below 200 kilograms (440 Pounds), air
freight is preferable to sea freight considering inland
trucking and other costs when freighting by sea. |
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| Samhwa Printing has special discount rate contracts
with DHL and FedEx. This service can be beneficial offering
low weight shipments delivered door to door quickly
and economically. |
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Following is a brief explanation for
transactions conducted by means of irrevocable Letter of Credit (L/C) which is
subject to Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Letter of Credit (1993
revision, ICC Publication No. 500). This is the most commonly used means of
payment in international transactions.
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(1) Application for establishing the letter of credit to be made by the client.
(2) Establishing and forwarding the L/C to Advising Bank by cable or mail by client's
bank. (most of L/Cs are done by wire)
(3) Notice of L/C's arrival at Advising Bank to Beneficiary (Samhwa Printing Co.)
(4) Shipment to client.
(5) Presentation (Negotiation) of the shipping documents, i.e., Draft (Bill of Exchange),
Bills of Lading, CommercialInvoice and Packing List, to Negotiating Bank (Advising
Bank) by Printer.
(6) Shipping Documents to be sent to L/C Establishing Bank.
(7) Notice of the shipping documents' arrival to client by its Bank.
(8) Client pays the invoice amounts to L/C Establishing Bank and receives the shipping
documents in exchange.
(9) Reimbursement to be made to the Negotiating Bank client's Bank.
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