Real batches.
Ready for commercial action.

No. The expiry date is the final commercial validity date, not a reservation. A popular batch can be fully committed earlier. Contact the trade desk with the Stock Offer ID as soon as the position fits your requirement.

Yes. You can ask about any live offer immediately. A verified trade account will be required before the transaction is completed, but it does not prevent a first conversation or an initial availability check.

Sometimes. It depends on whether the batch is offered as one complete lot, whether a practical split remains commercially viable and whether another buyer has already requested an allocation. Ask the team to confirm the smallest workable position for that specific offer.

The currency and amount confirmed on the formal commercial invoice govern the transaction. Prices shown on the card communicate the current offer position, while the invoice records the final agreed currency and amount for payment.

Quote the Stock Offer ID, the quantity you want, the destination country, your company name and any urgent timing requirement. This lets the trade desk verify availability and respond without an unnecessary round of questions.

Expired cards provide useful market context and help returning buyers identify a batch they previously viewed. They are clearly marked as closed and cannot be treated as currently available, although you can ask us to source a similar position.

Yes, where allocation timing, payment and batch preparation allow it. Combining positions can simplify receiving and freight, but the team will confirm whether each batch can be held and prepared within one coordinated dispatch window.