Know what you get.
Quality disputes are where perishable trade loses its money and its relationships. Agralis replaces "your word against mine" with a record both sides saw before the goods moved.
One specification language
Spec passes through exactly as written, in the same fields for every deal: variety, size, grade, pack, tolerance. No interpretation in the middle, no "commercial quality" to argue about later.
Evidence, when either side wants it
A cut-sample photo captured at packing on a calibrated template and analysed by CAILU, an independent produce quality specialist. A buyer can require it on any lot. A seller can attach one unasked, for their own protection. The result travels with the lot.
Independent inspection on arrival
Either side can request an independent in-market inspection when the goods land, arranged through Agralis and reported against the same spec the lot left with. The outturn is on the record before any claim is raised.
The parties confirm. Agralis never warrants.
Buyer and seller each confirm what they have agreed against the evidence in front of them. Agralis holds the record, keeps it, and does not take a side. It does not certify the goods.
Claims on the record, not on volume
A short inspection window, in-market checks and retention held against clean outturn mean a claim is settled on what was recorded, not on who shouts loudest. No blanket deductions.
The same rules, signed by everyone
Every party signs the same standing documentation when they join: trade terms, quality and claims process, payment, responsibilities. Nobody negotiates the rulebook deal by deal, so everyone knows what is expected of them and what they can expect in return.
Agralis Vision