Tarpar

L/C payments are commonly used in international trade to reduce risk for buyers, as they require the seller to release goods only after the bank confirms payment. FOB terms mean Tarpar is responsible for goods once they reach the port, so the buyer handles shipping and insurance from that point. Tarpar offers flexibility by accepting shipments from multiple ports in Turkey — Trabzon, Giresun, or Samsun — which can help buyers choose the most cost-effective or accessible option. The use of USD as the accepted currency simplifies transactions for international buyers who may not have access to local banking systems. Tarpar's lack of specified yearly revenue, team size, certifications, and response time makes it difficult to assess their reliability or capacity to handle large orders. Buyers should treat Tarpar as a low-credibility supplier without clear operational or quality proof. Without verified certifications or response times, there's a higher risk of delays or non-compliance with international standards.