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Product, quantity, destination ZIP code, required date and business use.
The seller is a Russian individual entrepreneur and the goods ship from the manufacturer. The $1,000 minimum covers merchandise only. International freight is a separate carrier amount based on the packed shipment and US destination; duties, brokerage and destination delivery are also shown separately when known.
The website shows product-only estimates. The written quote adds the actual freight amount only after packed weight, dimensions, route and destination are known.
At least $1,000 in merchandise per accepted export order, confirmed in the written commercial quote.
Included by the seller only when the written quote expressly states it.
A separate carrier quote for the actual packed weight, dimensions, route and destination ZIP. It is not included in or credited toward the $1,000 merchandise minimum.
Paid by the buyer unless the accepted written quote expressly assigns a cost to the seller.
No carrier, delivery date or duty outcome is promised before the exact product and route have been reviewed.
Product, quantity, destination ZIP code, required date and business use.
Product eligibility, parties, labeling, route and carrier availability.
Packed weight, dimensions, international freight and known import assumptions.
Product, shipping responsibilities, timing assumptions and payment terms.
Payment is made against the seller’s business invoice to its settlement account. No online payment is collected.
The factory confirms packed weight and dimensions; the carrier rate can then be requested for the actual route.
Printed toilet paper is bulky relative to its unit value. The same merchandise subtotal can produce very different carton counts and volumetric weight depending on roll construction and packaging. Showing one fixed amount would be false. The binding freight figure is the carrier line in your written quote—not an estimated percentage of merchandise.