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Sanitary Ware Tiles Senegal

Consolidated shipment delivered; breakage 0.8% versus 6% prior; project completed on budget with a 2-week schedule buffer; replacement orders eliminated.

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Sanitary Ware Tiles Senegal: project record

Breakage in transit averaged 6% on prior imports; quality varied between batches; fragmented suppliers complicated logistics and inspection.

Buyer and project
A Senegalese developer in Dakar completing a 96-unit mid-range residential complex.
Products and scope
Bathroom sanitary ware (96 bathroom sets) and ceramic wall/floor tiles (~9,500 m²).

What LifaSourcing.com did

  1. Shortlisted 10 suppliers with quality-grading criteria separating firsts from seconds.

  2. Specified export packaging: corner guards, foam interleaving, and wooden crates for sanitary ware.

  3. Planned a consolidated 3-container shipment via Dakar port with transshipment handling.

  4. Arranged third-party inspection at loading.

Recorded result

Consolidated shipment delivered; breakage 0.8% versus 6% prior; project completed on budget with a 2-week schedule buffer; replacement orders eliminated.

Company record

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