Quality Control for Ceramic & Marble Sourcing.
Multi-stage inspection before every shipment, with QC reports and packing lists shared directly with the buyer.
Quality control on sourced orders isn't a single check at the end of production — it happens at multiple stages, so issues are caught before a shipment is packed, not after it arrives.
Every shipment goes through inspection before it leaves, and buyers receive a QC report and packing list alongside the order — so what you approved and what's shipped can be checked against each other.
Multi-stage inspection
Checks happen across production, not only at final packing.
QC reports shared
Documented findings shared with the buyer, not kept internal.
Packing lists
What was inspected and packed is itemised for the buyer.
Sample-referenced checks
Where a sample was approved, production is checked against it.
From the catalogue
Frequently asked
Quality control, answered.
Do I receive a QC report?
Yes — a QC report and packing list are shared as part of the standard order process.
Is production checked against my approved sample?
Yes — where a sample was approved, production inspection references it.
What happens if an issue is found during inspection?
It's flagged before shipment rather than after arrival — share your specific concern with your quotation so it can be addressed in the process.
Does QC differ between ceramics and marble?
The general process — multi-stage inspection, reports, packing lists — applies to both; natural variation in marble veining is expected and not treated as a defect.