Services
Wholesale trading
One counterparty, one contract and clear terms for bulk purchases across our product categories.
Wholesale Trading
- Written sales contracts
- Price basis and Incoterms agreed per trade
- Coordination of inspection and documentation
- Consolidation of requirements where practical
In a trading arrangement, Echo Core Ltd buys from the supplier and sells to you under a single written contract. That can simplify supplier management, documentation and communication — particularly when a requirement combines products or origins.
Each trade is governed by a written sales contract that states the specification, quantity and tolerances, price basis, Incoterms, payment terms, inspection and documentation. Nothing is implied beyond what is agreed in that contract.
Every engagement is scoped individually. We do not offer guaranteed savings or guaranteed delivery dates; we commit to what is agreed in writing for your specific requirement.
Single counterparty
One contract and one invoice rather than several supplier relationships.
Clear terms
Specification, tolerances and documentation defined in writing before order.
Flexible volumes
Spot purchases or periodic deliveries, subject to supplier capacity.
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Frequently asked questions
What payment terms do you offer?
Payment terms are agreed per trade and depend on product, value and counterparty. Common structures include documentary letters of credit and staged payments.
Can I buy across several categories?
Yes. Requirements across categories can be quoted together where it is practical to do so.
What are minimum order quantities?
They depend on the product and supplier — for example, many metals and food commodities are traded by full container load or more. Minimums are confirmed in each quotation.
Do you offer framework agreements?
Periodic deliveries under an agreed specification and price mechanism can be discussed for regular requirements, subject to supplier capacity.
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Call or email us to discuss a product requirement, a supplier partnership or anything else.
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- The product, grade, standard or model you need
- Quantity and unit (for example tonnes, units, containers)
- Delivery destination and timeline
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