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| feral trade coffee |
| from Codecano San Pedro Nonualco, El Salvador | | Borbonne coffee (Arabica) shadegrown in high-altitude volcanic San Pedro Nonualco, El Salvador, by Cooperativa de Caficultores Nonualcos R.L. (CODECANO). Roasted and packaged by CODECANO on location. Ground or beans.
ferally traded since: 24/02/05.
| | FER-1491 | | Cube Microplex Bristol, UK to HTTP gallery London, UK | | dispatched 13/05/09 delivered 15/05/09 |
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| shipment: | coffee shipment FER-1491 |
| REMARKS: | bar stock for feral trade cafe; transported with montenegrin delight shipment FER-1471 also travelling cube-http. |
| QTY: | 7 units at 454g bag each |
| FROM: |
Cube Microplex in Bristol, UK
http://microplex.cubecinema.com |
| TO: |
HTTP gallery in London, UK
http://www.http.uk.net |
| SENDER: | kate rich |
| RECEIVER: | kate rich |
| REQUESTED: | to ship between 30/04/09 and 13/06/09 |
| STATUS: | delivered HTTP gallery 15/05/09 |
| MAP | route map |
| www.feraltrade.org |
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COURIER:
 ali jones
james smith
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| TOTAL ROUTE:
Codecano-San Salvador-SAL-ATL-LGW-LHR-M4-M32- Cube Microplex-Redland-M32-M4-HTTP gallery |
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| coffee Cube Microplex to HTTP gallery
1. gloucester road arches 2. coffee to http handover 3. coffee to http sherry james smith |
| Shipping Facts |
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| FER-1491 import purchase & freight
| | Codecano to Cube Microplex | gross | each |
| payment to Codecano $3051 at exhcnage rate 1.96 USD t o1 GBP | £1550.00 |
£221.43 |
| payment to kingscote freight, including freight agent fee, HCH handling fee, duty | £77.76 |
£11.11 |
| petrol to airport | £25.00 |
£3.57 |
| total | £1652.76 | £3.01 |
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| onward freight via social/cultural baggage: the following delivery costs are not reflected in product price but harness the surplus freight potential of social & cultural traffic for the distribution of goods |
| Cube Microplex to HTTP gallery
| | cycle | £0.00 |
£0.00 |
| van ride courtesy james smith | £0.00 |
£0.00 |
| | Courier Report FER-1491 DISPATCHED: 13/05/09 DELIVERED: 15/05/09 ali jones spent a few hours trying to start a car using various techniques.eventually got it moving with a push start with the help of a stranger who was leaving behind a night of print-making.convoyed to cube where friend took parcel in her van while i parked dubious car at garage for fixing.proceeded together to the leafy suburbs passing slow flat erections,under railway bridges and around civic lawns.parked up on narrow streets opening doors to fresh scented mild early summer late evening beneath a distant moon.hunted long driveways before finding any number.before finding number 15. |
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| onward transit of FER-1327 from Codecano arrived Cube Microplex 2007-07-25 |
kate rich 20/6/07 Bank transfer for $3062 ($3011 plus added $51 for random bank charges) with Abbey UK.
17/7/07 email from Ricardo Yglesias, the transfer arrived and coffee is enroute at San Salvador airport. Phoned Kingscote freight agent at Heathrow (0208 890 1000), they will contact when the shipment is landed. 24/7, no news. 25/7 no news, midday phoned Kingscote, they had misspelt my phone number, the coffee was delivered to HCH (Delta freight handlers) Heathrow the previous night, shipping documents lost by Delta. Paid fees to Kingscote by phone. 7PM after bristol commuter traffic ebb, left Cube by car, petrol at 96p/L, M32 and M5 rainless despite earlier this week great South West Floods of 2007 engulfing towns. At Heathrow, followed Terminal 4&5 signs to arrive at the HCH cargo compound. Picked up the shipment retrieval documents at Reception with drivers ID and Kingscote authorisation. Shipment pallet delivered by forklift, boxes were all present but many were opened and the coffee bags looked rummaged. Forklifters kindly reweighed the shipment (252 kg) and recorded the pickup as damaged. Drive home was gloomy yet aromatic. Arrived Cube at midnight, unloaded 1/4 metric tonne coffee into the under-auditorium-seating area. Coop had miscompiled the order as 175kg ground coffee and 75kg beans, the reverse of my emailed order; the ground coffee was also ground too coarse. Emailed Ricardo shipping report then went home to sleep (see http://www.feraltrade.org/coffee/correspondance/shipment7/grind_disaster_07_26_2007_16:45:27-600 for more).
Ricardo Andres Yglesias M. Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2007 22:19:25 -0600 From: Ricardo Yglesias.
Hi Kate, the money arrived to the bank correctly; we took the 250 K today to
the airport, and is leaving probably tomorrow to Heathrow by Delta Air Lines
with Bill of Lading No. 006-5033-8385 so you can trace it. Tomorrow morning
I will send you the Itinerary.
Best regards Ricardo.
Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 14:43:17 -0600 Subject: RE: Coffee shipment will go tomorrow. Hi Kate, I contacted our agent in the airport, COMCA INTERNATIONAL, and they tell me that the shipment is still on the waiting line, and will not leave today, probably tomorrow, but for sure on Friday. I will inform you of the
itinerary as soon as I have the information. Thu, 19 Jul 2007 13:58:00 -0600 Hi Kate, I am sending you the mail I received today from COMCA INTL, which they say that Delta will have space until Saturday or Sunday, as I talk to Sr. Juan Montoya this morning. On the other hand we received at the Bank
$3,011.90, I understand that the bank here charges $15.00 more or less, when
we have the monthly bank statement I'll confirm to you.
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coffee transit: Codecano to Cube Microplex
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| freight and handling coffee to HTTP gallery sponsored by |
| | FERALTRADE products passed by hand. Feral Trade constructs direct and informational trade relations along social networks. The use of the word 'feral' describes a process that is deliberately wild, as in pigeon, as opposed to nature wild (wolf). Feral Trade freight operates largely outside commercial channels, using the surplus potential of social, cultural and data networks for the distribution of goods. contact kate@feraltrade.org |
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