Butter
Unsalted and salted butter in 25 kg blocks, and anhydrous milk fat, for bakeries, food manufacturers, packers and distributors. Tell us the grade you need.
- Category
- Dairy
What we supply
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Supreme Universal Trading supplies unsalted and salted butter, and anhydrous milk fat (AMF).
Bulk butter is usually packed in 25 kg blocks for bakeries, food manufacturers and repackers, and shipped frozen. Anhydrous milk fat is butterfat with almost all the water removed, used where a long shelf life matters.
Tell us the grade, quantity and destination and our trading team will come back with options.
Supply and shipping
How it ships, on what terms and with which documents.
Supply formats
Packing and shipping options.
- 25 kg blocks in cartons
- Drums (anhydrous milk fat)
- Refrigerated container
Trade terms
Incoterms we usually work on.
- FOB
- Free on board. We load the cargo at the origin port and the buyer arranges the freight.
- CFR
- Cost and freight. We pay the freight to the destination port. Risk passes at loading.
- CIF
- Cost, insurance and freight. As CFR, with marine insurance to the destination port.
- DAP
- Delivered at place. We deliver to a named place at destination, ready for unloading.
Documents with each shipment
Depends on contract and destination- Commercial invoice
- Bill of lading
- Certificate of origin
- Health certificate
- Inspection certificate
- Packing list
How every shipment is checked
Quality and execution- 01
Agree the specification
Grade, parameters and tolerances are written into the contract.
- 02
Inspect at loading
Independent sampling and inspection where the contract requires it.
- 03
Prepare documents
Trade, shipping and certification papers checked before release.
- 04
Track to discharge
Shipment updates through to the destination port where available.
Questions buyers ask
How is butter shipped?
In 25 kg blocks in cartons, frozen, in refrigerated containers. Anhydrous milk fat travels in drums and does not need refrigeration in the same way.
What specifications do you work to?
We work to the grade and parameters agreed in each contract, usually covering fat, moisture and salt. Independent inspection can confirm them at loading.
What are your trade terms and minimum quantities?
We usually trade butter on FOB, CFR, CIF and DAP terms. Minimum quantities are usually a full refrigerated container and are confirmed when we quote.
Which documents come with each shipment?
A typical shipment includes the commercial invoice, bill of lading, certificate of origin, health certificate, independent inspection certificate and packing list. The final list depends on the contract and the destination country's import rules.
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Tell us the grade, volume and destination. Our trading team will come back with available origins, options and next steps.
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