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strawberry, Perth, Australia (PER) to Singapore, Singapore (SIN) by air

Where it stands

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Went to:
Not seen sent: nothing in Quenton's or James's WhatsApp or email shows this quote going to a customer.

Tile to the principals:
The tile has not gone to James and Quenton yet.

Counter-offers

None recorded.

Records the counter-offer and works out the margin at that price here. Nothing is sent to the customer and the price on the quote does not change until you re-quote or accept.

Duty: Duty into Singapore: 0%; no preference to claim, no COO for duty. At the border, on top of duty: Goods and Services Tax on imports 9%. Rivals: US, Chile, Peru, South Africa, Egypt, New Zealand, China 0%. (Singapore Customs - Duties and Dutiable Goods Overview, read 1 Oct)

Fuel and BAF: Brent: UNVERIFIED, so no price direction is drawn. the second source differs by 21.8%, more than 15%. Futures USD 102.96 (Fri 9 Oct); US EIA Brent SPOT price (Europe) via FRED USD 125.44 (Tue 6 Oct) (Brent front-month futures (BZ=F), ICE via Yahoo Finance chart endpoint, read 9 Oct)

Rival supply: South Korea strawberry into Singapore: in season over the next eight weeks, against our strawberry window (Seolhyang, the winter premium berry). Rival fruit is on the shelf alongside ours (Seasonal export calendars (USDA FAS GAIN annual reports and industry bodies), read 7 Oct)

What was offered

Retired: other: Verifying the margin step and computed sell went live tonight (pricing engine phase 2); retiring this test quote., by James McNamara. Raised by James McNamara on 23 Sep 2026 23:36 AEST, with no validity stated. The market is Perth, Australia (PER) to Singapore, Singapore (SIN) by air, priced CPT.

productofferedsellbuybehind it, and what is taken
strawberry 96 cartons
10 kg gross each
AUD 51.00 per carton
struck by cost + stated margin, Wed 23 Sep
AUD 25.50 per carton
landed, cartage included
a forecast stack was struck 23 Sep 2026

If every line went at these prices this quote is worth AUD 4,896.00.

A real quote to a real buyer is rarely one product. It asks what, how many and in what, one at a time, and the new line is priced on its own.

Indicative trade P&L Internal — never send

Line 1, strawberry, priced 23 Sep 2026 23:36 AEST

AUDper cartontotal
RevenueAUD 51.00AUD 4,896.00
Cost of goods
Produce (grower)AUD 25.50AUD 2,448.00
FreightAUD 18.75AUD 1,800.00
Total cost of goodsAUD 44.25AUD 4,248.00
Gross profitAUD 6.75AUD 648.00
Gross margin (% of revenue)13.2%
Markup (% on cost)15.3%

Pricing basis: sell set at cost + 15% markup, rounded up to the next AUD 0.25.

Open items.

Nothing more to enter. The price is complete.

  • Minimum floors which cells: not in this price; nothing to enter.
  • Other DAFF charges billed to us direct, such as inspection fees: not in this price; nothing to enter.
  • Electronic processing fee: not in this price; nothing to enter.
Every charge, line by line
chargeonatamount
produce 96 cartons AUD 25.50 per carton AUD 2,448.00
international freight 1,000 kg AUD 1.80 per kg gross AUD 1,800.00
minimum floors which cells not in this estimate: this row carries a 1,000.00 kg minimum and the consignment is 960.00 kg gross. The freight is floored and the handling, terminal and screening cells are billed on the weight that flies. The card does not say which is right; the evidence for it was an invoice and has been withdrawn. One question for Liam Fraser, and the figures above stand until he answers.
other DAFF charges billed to us direct, such as inspection fees not in this estimate: DAFF inspection fees and any other DAFF charge billed to Carter and Associates direct are not in this estimate, and no DAFF permit or tonnage is priced in it either. Seven DAFF - AQIS bills in the ledger (9 May to 25 Aug 2026, AUD 40.00 to AUD 1,508.92), none carrying a trade reference and none linked to a trade, and their absence from every Vision invoice read. Each arrives as its own bill and is met at reconciliation, against the actual cost.
electronic processing fee not in this estimate: the forwarder bills AUD 15.00 for this on every air invoice read and the rate sheet carries it on no tab, so it is NOT in this estimate: the sheet is the only source of a price. It arrives on his bill and is met at reconciliation. AUD 15.00 on Vision invoices 00241784, 00241794, 00241798, 00241800, 00241801, 00242236 and 00242237, on two lanes and across loads from 1,242 kg to 4,524 kg gross. It is on no tab of the rate card.

Principal only. 15.0 per cent markup on cost stated on this quote, by James McNamara on 23 Sep 2026 23:36 AEST. Cost per ctn AUD 44.25. Sell per ctn AUD 51.00, computed from this.

How it has changed

23 Sep 2026 23:36 AESTQ1001 (this one) was retired: other: Verifying the margin step and computed sell went live tonight (pricing engine phase 2); retiring this test quote.. Retired by James McNamara.
23 Sep 2026 23:36 AESTQ1001 (this one) was raised by James McNamara.

Where it went

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Proforma

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What was taken from it

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