Sample fee
Sample fees depend on model, count and packaging. Fees may be credited to qualified bulk orders.
Plan model confirmation, courier dispatch, buyer testing and packaging review before bulk production. MCCS coordinates the sample workflow and available export documents for qualified B2B projects.

Sample fees depend on model, count and packaging. Fees may be credited to qualified bulk orders.
Courier freight is normally paid by the buyer or arranged on buyer account.
Standard sample preparation usually takes 3–7 business days after model confirmation.
If the sample is damaged in transit, replacement can be discussed with photos and courier records.
A complete sample logistics brief reduces model changes and shipping delays before the buyer trial begins.
Carrier acceptance and destination import approval are separate checks. Confirm both before the sample is collected.
Route check: Documentation depends on product composition, destination and importer requirements. Available documents should be reviewed before dispatch; no carrier route or certificate should be assumed to guarantee customs clearance.
Confirm CF model, application and tray or container fit.
Choose sample count, packaging method and courier route.
Test hydration, handling, tray fit, root exposure after transplanting and packaging presentation.
Confirm MOQ, carton quantity, private-label requirements and shipping method.
Share the crop and application, target market, preferred model or tray fit, sample count, packaging needs, shipping destination and courier account if available.
Yes. Buyers can review the catalog first and contact sales for model guidance before confirming a courier sample.
Yes. Export coordination, carton discussion and available document support can be reviewed after sample and project details are confirmed.
The buyer or importer should confirm destination import and customs requirements with its broker or relevant authority. MCCS can provide available product and export documents and coordinate dispatch after the route is confirmed.
These Yunnan exhibition specimens show visible roots around molded plugs. Use the photographs as an application reference, then evaluate your crop and tray with samples. They do not establish a rooting time or a guaranteed result.