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Comment: How to Effectively Recover Fresh Produce Claims
In the competitive fresh fruit industry, ensuring cargo arrives in good condition is crucial. However, global shipping realities often lead to spoilage, necessitating cargo claims. Recoupex's survey found that 40% of exporters struggle with document gathering during claims recovery. This article guides you in organizing your claim. Start with the right documents: Bill of Lading, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Survey Report, Temperature Records, Photographic Evidence, Precooling Evidence, Loss Mitigation Documents, and Preliminary Notice of Claim. Submitting a claim is the first step; persistent follow-up is crucial. Establish contact, set deadlines, and escalate if needed. Beware of time bars: You have 12 months after delivery for ocean shipments. Seek professional help when needed. Specialists possess the resources to expedite settlements. Improper handling of fresh produce claims is costly. Exporters knowledgeable about the process recover losses faster.
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