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We are seeking to source high-quality green coffee beans through a reliable and sustainable supply chain. Our interest includes the following specifications:  Bean Type: Arabica and Robusta  Bean Size: 15–16 screen  Annual Volume: 900 to 1,000 metric tons  Shipping Frequency: Weekly shipments, one 40-foot container per shipment  Preferred Packaging: Big bags (400–600 kg) or other efficient bulk options  Delivery Destinations: Port of Koper, Slovenia We propose to agree upon a fixed base price for the green coffee beans at the outset of our agreement. Upon the arrival of the goods at the designated European port, this base price will be indexed to reflect market fluctuations in the official exchange-traded coffee price. If the market price has increased by the time of arrival, the final price will be adjusted upward in accordance with the percentage of that increase. Conversely, if the market price has decreased, the final price will be reduced proportionally to the downward change. This dynamic pricing approach ensures fairness and transparency while allowing both parties to align with real-time market conditions. 3. Payment Terms To ensure clarity and trust, we propose the following payment structure:  Goods will remain under customs supervision in a bonded warehouse until full payment confirmation.  Ownership remains with the Seller until payment is made in full.  This structure also facilitates proper clearance and duty settlement. 4. Seller Responsibilities The Seller will be responsible for all shipping, logistics, insurance, and taxes on a CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) basis. The Seller must also:  Adhere to all applicable agricultural regulations  Hold valid and up-to-date export licenses  Ensure product traceability and legal compliance 5. Test Period To minimize operational and administrative risks, we propose the initial two shipments be pilotsized, consisting of 4 to 6 pallets. This phased approach allows all parties to become familiar with the logistical process and required documentation before scaling to full container volumes.