Final Inspection is the most common inspection type to confirm the whole shipment’s quality level. It normally requires the production to be completed and at least 80% of goods packed into cartons.

The inspected samples are selected at random, according to international standards 2.5/ 4.0 and procedures.

When is a suitable time to conduct a Final Inspection?

A Final Inspection is suggested to be scheduled at least 1 working day before the planned loading date, so that the buyer can have enough time to check the report and decide whether to release the shipment as planned, or to discuss corrective actions with the manufacturer.

What criteria are covered in a Final Inspection?

GFI general on-site checking for Final Inspections includes the following criteria: