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Export-readiness screen
Score a Supplier Against the Six Export Checks
Mark how a candidate manufacturer answered each of the six checks. Documented means you were shown the artefact; claimed means you were told it exists. The screen scores the evidence, not the sales conversation.
For the related manufacturing scope and project requirements, see Global Cosmetic Manufacturing Support.
How each check was answered
1. Quality standard, auditor and site
Who must hold it: the manufacturer supplies it, you verify the address matches
2. Facility identification for the destination market
Who must hold it: the manufacturer supplies the identifier, you make the filing
3. Legal responsible party in the destination market
Who must hold it: you appoint it; an exporting manufacturer cannot hold this role
4. Ingredient review against destination market rules
Who must hold it: jointly, the manufacturer supplies the formula detail and your responsible party owns the assessment
5. Stability and compatibility data on the actual pack
Who must hold it: the manufacturer arranges the testing, you keep the reports on file
6. Batch traceability and retained samples
Who must hold it: the manufacturer holds them, you confirm the retention practice first
Evidence score
100%
of available evidence weight
Every check was answered with something you were shown. Keep the artefacts with the project file.
A claimed answer scores half of a documented one because it can still turn out to be true. The screen measures what you were shown; it does not verify a certificate, approve a market route or classify a product.
