Entity
Contracting party
Legal name, address, authorized contact, bank and invoice identity
B2B effect pigments · Quote by SKUB2B glitter & effect pigments · Specifications, MOQ and timing confirmed by quotation
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Supplier due diligence
This center separates public supplier facts from SKU-, batch- and order-specific evidence. Use it to decide what must be verified before sampling, claim approval or purchase.
Evidence ledger
A factory image, a generic document and an approved sample do not prove the same thing. Keep each decision tied to its correct scope.
Entity
Legal name, address, authorized contact, bank and invoice identity
Material
Composition, coating, colorants, particle size and intended use
Evidence
Issuer, holder, tested sample, method, result, scope and dates
Order
Specification, sample, quantity, packaging, timing, acceptance and remedy
Supplier identity
Document verification
Available files are starting points. The buyer must match the holder, material identity, tested sample, method, result, dates and intended market to the quoted SKU.
Biodegradable, compostable, freshwater, marine, plastic-free, and microplastic claims are not interchangeable. Before using any claim, verify that the current document identifies the certificate holder, exact SKU or material, test method, environment, conditions, issue date, validity, and permitted mark usage.
| Document Context | Document Title | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Holder & issuer | Legal entity, issuing body, and a verifiable record | Request |
| Identity & scope | Exact SKU, material, coating, colorant, batch, and intended use | Request |
| Method & result | Test method, conditions, sample, result, and acceptance criteria | Request |
| Validity | Document number, issue date, expiry date, revision, and status | Request |
| Market use | Destination market, exposure route, permitted wording, and mark usage | Request |
Published files
MSDS
Safety and handling guidance for the standard glitter range.
Applies to: Standard glitter range; confirm suitability for the selected SKU
Open published fileCOA
Published analysis document for the identified FCHL100 material.
Applies to: SKU / grade: FCHL100
Open published fileTDS
Published technical data for the identified FCHL100 material.
Applies to: SKU / grade: FCHL100
Open published fileLOGISTICS
Published transport appraisal document for maritime shipment review.
Applies to: Shipment-level document; confirm against the current product and shipment
Open published fileCATALOG
Product catalog for initial material selection and procurement discussion.
Applies to: Catalog reference; not a substitute for SKU-specific TDS, MSDS, or COA
Open published fileProcurement controls
Share the SKU, application, destination market, target size/color, and test needs. Sample availability, charges, contents, and timing are then confirmed.
Agree the reference sample, formulation test plan, tolerance, and applicable documents before approving a custom match.
Record the approved specification, batch acceptance criteria, document set, packaging, quantity, and remedy terms in the purchase order.
Confirm the Incoterm, route, production lead time, freight estimate, customs responsibilities, and delivery window in writing.
Hard questions
If a requirement matters to market access, product performance or remedy, put it in the written specification and order.
No. Suitability depends on the exact SKU, formulation, exposure route, intended use, destination market and current supporting documents.
Check the holder, exact covered material, test method, environment, conditions, result, dates and permitted wording. Do not extend one report to another coating, color or product family.
The order should define the sample, method, laboratory, limits, retest process, disposition, replacement or refund remedy, cost allocation and schedule impact before production.
Confirm the legal payee, quoted SKU, specification, approved reference, quantity, packaging, Incoterm, document set, estimated milestones and written remedy terms.
Share the material, formulation, use, destination, quantity and required evidence. Technical sales will identify the next qualification step.