
Introduction
Grain and agricultural cargo inspections are crucial in international maritime trade to ensure the quality and quantity of goods are accurately reported. Compliance with FOSFA/GAFTA standards is essential to avoid disputes and fines, making accurate and reliable inspection services vital.
Scope of Service
At MP Inspection Co. Ltd, we offer comprehensive grain and agricultural cargo quality & quantity inspection services. Our scope of service includes:
- Sampling and inspection of grain and agricultural products
- Verification of weight, moisture content, and other relevant parameters
- Quality control and testing according to FOSFA/GAFTA standards
- Rapid and reliable reporting to ensure timely decision-making
For more information on our inspection services, visit our website at www.mpinspection.com.
International Standards and Methodology
MP Inspection Co. Ltd adheres to the highest international standards for grain and agricultural cargo inspection. Our methodology is based on:
- IMO (International Maritime Organization) regulations
- SOLAS (International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea) standards
- MARPOL (International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships) regulations
- ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) testing standards
Our inspectors are trained to interpret and apply these standards accurately and consistently, ensuring the highest level of quality and reliability in our inspection services.
Why MP Inspection?
At MP Inspection Co. Ltd, we pride ourselves on our impartiality, rapid reporting, and global expertise in grain and agricultural cargo inspection. Our services are designed to provide peace of mind for international maritime trade, ensuring compliance with FOSFA/GAFTA standards and avoiding disputes and fines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between FOSFA and GAFTA standards?
A: FOSFA (Federation of Oriental Surveys and Freight Agents) and GAFTA (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) are two separate standards used to regulate grain and agricultural cargo inspection. While both standards aim to ensure quality and accuracy, FOSFA is specific to the Asian market, whereas GAFTA applies globally.
Q: How does MP Inspection Co. Ltd ensure the accuracy of its inspection reports?
A: Our inspectors undergo rigorous training and adhere to the highest international standards for grain and agricultural cargo inspection. We also conduct regular quality control checks to ensure the accuracy and reliability of our reports, which are supported by documentary evidence and witness statements.

