Nigerian Red Hibiscus Flowers%u2013 Wet Damaged (299 Bags / 7,475 kg)
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Welcome to Salvex Marketplace where you can buy surplus, salvage, and discounted Food Additive and Ingredients as part of a commercial repurposing strategy.
Item Description
FOR SALE
A total of 299 bags of Nigerian red whole hibiscus flowers is available for salvage sale.
- Total net weight: 7,475 kg
- Damage cause: Wet damage
- Reported condition: Mold traces, dark coloration and odor defects
- Sale basis: AS IS, WHERE IS
- Loading, sampling and handling charges are for the buyers account
The cargo is offered as a complete salvage lot.
FAQs
What product is available?
The cargo consists of Nigerian red whole hibiscus flowers.
What quantity is included?
The listing includes 299 bags with a total net weight of 7,475 kg.
What damage was reported?
The cargo sustained wet damage.
What condition issues were identified?
Mold traces, dark coloration and odor defects were reported.
How is the cargo being offered?
The complete lot is offered on an AS IS, WHERE IS basis.
Who is responsible for loading and handling costs?
All loading, sampling and handling charges are for the buyers account.
| Quantity | : | 1 Lot |
| Product Location | : | Edison, New Jersey, United States |
| Condition | : | Insurance Claim Damaged |
| Condition Description | : | This lot of Nigerian Hibiscus Flowers has sustained wet damage during storage or transit. Upon inspection, the product was observed to exhibit the following condition defects:
As is, where is. |
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| Trader | Juan Rosales 713-229-9000 x 132 | |
| Seller | : | |
| Seller Industry | : | |
Seller Terms
- Salvex and the seller have the right to reject any and all offers.
- This product is sold AS IS, WHERE IS.
- Buyer is responsible for all taxes, duties, loading and freight charges.
- Seller does not offer any warranties or manufacturer warranties.
- Upon receipt of cleared funds, Seller will provide the Buyer a Release Order for item pick up. Title transfers from Seller to Buyer upon issuance of the Release Order.
- It is Buyer's responsibility to verify quantities and condition at the time of pick up. Once the product has been removed from Seller's location, there will be no adjustments based on quantity or condition.
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