Petrochemicals
Polymers, fertilizers and chemical intermediates from producers who can document grade and origin.
Petrochemical RFQs are quoted against a technical datasheet: grade, melt flow or nutrient content, packing, and the certificates the destination actually requires.
Typical work starts from the buyer's specification and ends with inspected, documented cargo. There is no public price list.
Product families typically inquired
- Polymers and resins
- Fertilizers
- Solvents and intermediates
Families listed under each industry describe the types of RFQs TTC handles. Availability, origin, grade and volume are confirmed per inquiry after screening. They are not a stock list.
What belongs in a petrochemical RFQ
- Grade or datasheet (melt flow, density, nutrient content, CAS or application where it changes the quote)
- Quantity with unit, packing (bags, bulk, ISO tank) and delivery window
- Origin constraints if they affect eligibility, and whether the producer differs from the trader
- Destination and the Incoterm you want priced, with a named place
- COA, certificate of origin, and inspection only if you will require them, with stage if known
- End-use where it affects classification or licences
- This page is not live stock. Availability is confirmed per inquiry after screening.
Quality and inspection
Lot identity matters: a COA should be reconcilable to the shipped batch. Pre-shipment inspection can be written into the contract when the destination or the buyer requires it. Inspection does not replace the datasheet.
Documents often coordinated
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Certificate of origin
- Certificate of analysis against the contracted grade
- Inspection report where the contract requires it
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If you have a specification, send the RFQ.
A complete inquiry can be reviewed and quoted. There is no public price list and submitting an RFQ does not create an obligation.