Court-appointed commodity examination
Examination of food products under a court order: quality, value, spoilage, conformity with documents, storage conditions and labelling.
Examinations for court proceedings, claims and disputes with suppliers, shops, manufacturers, carriers, warehouses and insurers.
Examination of food products under a court order: quality, value, spoilage, conformity with documents, storage conditions and labelling.
Expert examination of food products, raw materials, batches of goods, samples, packaging, labelling, commercial condition and signs of spoilage.
Determining the market value of food products, a batch of products, raw materials, remaining stock, spoiled or disputed goods.
Assessment of quality, marketable appearance, completeness, consumer properties and conformity with contract terms or documentation.
Examination of signs of spoilage, loss of consumer properties, expiry of shelf life, deterioration in marketable appearance and causes of worsening condition.
Analysis of the possible effects of temperature, humidity, packaging, transport, warehouse storage and product handling.
Checking packaging information, labelling, product information, date, batch, storage conditions and consistency with documents.
A pre-trial report for a claim, court proceedings or a dispute with a supplier, shop, manufacturer, carrier or insurer.
Checking the methodology, objects, sampling, completeness of the examination, valuation calculations and justification of the expert's conclusions.
Describe the task and attach photographs of the products, the contract, delivery notes, delivery documents, inspection record, claim, court order or another expert's report.