Buyers
Does WET publish live stock and fixed prices?
Product pages are RFQ and sourcing routes unless a specific current offer is explicitly verified. Availability, origin, plant and price are reconfirmed before a commercial quotation.
What information do you need to quote?
Exact product, specification, required volume, destination country/port, preferred Incoterm, packaging, shipment timing and any certification/import requirements.
Can I request FOB, CFR or CIF?
Yes. State the preferred Incoterm and named destination or loading point. The commercial basis is then checked against the supplier and freight route.
Are all products Halal?
No blanket Halal claim is made. If Halal is mandatory, the relevant supplier certificate and issuing body must be checked for the specific offer and destination requirement.
Are chicken feet and chicken paws the same?
Terminology can differ by market, so WET asks buyers to define the required cut, piece size and trimming rather than assume the terms are interchangeable.
Can origin be mandatory?
Yes. The buyer should state whether an origin is required, preferred or flexible. That changes the supplier shortlist.
Suppliers
Who can submit an offer?
Producers, farms, processing factories, exporters, trading companies and authorised representatives can submit offers. The commercial role must be stated clearly.
What does WET need from a supplier?
Company/contact details, actual producing factory, origin, exact product/specification, MOQ/capacity, current price basis, Incoterm/loading point, packaging, quotation validity and relevant documents.
Does a catalogue prove current availability?
No. A catalogue is evidence of a product range or marketing claim, not current stock. WET reconfirms availability and quotation validity.
Can a trading company submit an offer?
Yes, but WET may require the actual producing plant and supporting export/certification details before a buyer-facing quotation.