Shipping Policy

Effective Date: 16 ,October , 2025
Company Name: Emenza Pharma
Website: www.emenzapharma.com

At Emenza Pharma, we are committed to ensuring timely, safe, and compliant delivery of pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products to our clients. This Shipping Policy outlines how we manage the packaging, dispatch, delivery, and logistics of orders placed through formal agreements or purchase orders.


1. Scope of Shipping

We provide shipping services to domestic and international business clients in accordance with applicable regulatory, customs, and logistical requirements.

  • Domestic Shipping: Within USA,UK,AFRICA ,ASIA,UAE
  • International Shipping: As per agreed trade terms (e.g., FOB, CIF, EXW)

All shipping arrangements are made based on the terms defined in the client’s purchase order or manufacturing agreement.


2. Packaging Standards

We adhere to industry best practices and regulatory requirements in packaging our products:

  • Tamper-evident and contamination-resistant packaging
  • Clearly labeled with batch number, expiry date, manufacturing date, and regulatory markings
  • Compliant with WHO-GMP, EU-GMP, and ISO standards
  • Special packaging for temperature-sensitive or hazardous goods (if applicable)

3. Shipping Timeframes

Estimated dispatch timelines will be shared at the time of order confirmation. Timelines vary based on:

  • Product type and formulation
  • Batch size and complexity
  • Regulatory and documentation requirements
  • Client location (domestic vs. international)

Note: Lead times typically range from [Insert Range, e.g., 15–45 business days] from order confirmation, subject to production schedules.


4. Shipping Partners

We work with verified and reliable logistics partners, freight forwarders, and third-party couriers experienced in handling pharmaceutical consignments.

Clients may also nominate their own shipping agents/logistics providers, subject to our approval.


5. Delivery and Risk Transfer

Risk and title of goods are transferred based on the agreed Incoterms (e.g., EXW, FOB, CIF). Once the products are handed over to the carrier or client-nominated logistics provider, Emenza Pharma is not liable for delays, damages, or losses incurred during transit.

Clients are encouraged to arrange adequate transit insurance if not already covered by the shipping terms.


6. Shipping Documentation

All shipments include essential documentation as required for compliance, such as:

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
  • Certificate of Origin (if required)
  • MSDS / Product Information (as applicable)
  • Regulatory export/import certificates (if needed)

7. Delays and Force Majeure

While we strive to meet agreed shipping timelines, Emenza Pharma is not responsible for delays caused by:

  • Customs clearance issues
  • Port congestion or strikes
  • Government restrictions or regulatory holds
  • Natural disasters or other force majeure events

We will notify clients of any such delays and work proactively to minimize impact.


8. Shipping Costs

Shipping costs depend on the following factors:

  • Destination country
  • Volume and weight of the shipment
  • Packaging requirements (e.g., cold chain logistics)
  • Chosen shipping mode (air, sea, road)

Shipping charges will be clearly communicated and either included in the quotation or billed separately, as per agreement.


9. Damaged or Lost Shipments

If a shipment arrives damaged or is lost in transit:

  • Report the issue to us within 5 business days of delivery.
  • Include photos, delivery receipt notes, and supporting documents.
  • We will coordinate with the logistics partner for resolution, but responsibility lies as per the agreed Incoterms.