feral trade olive oil Retamar
Extra virgin oil from centenarian olive groves in Extremadura, produced by the Retemar family over generations. Introduced to Feral Trade by a friend of the producer visiting Bristol to improve his spoken English. ferally traded since: 07/06/13.
FER-2349
Olive Mill Retamar Extremadura, Spain to Feral Trade Bristol, UK
dispatched 15/09/17 delivered 21/10/17
olive oil Retamar shipment FER-2349
REMARKS: 450L in 5L bottles
QTY: 90 units at bottle each
FROM: Olive Mill Retamar in Extremadura, Spain
http://www.aceiteretamar.es/
TO: Feral Trade in Bristol, UK
http://feraltrade.org
SENDER:Juan Miguel Retamar
RECEIVER: kate rich
REQUESTED: to ship between 12/09/17 and 17/10/17
STATUS: delivered Feral Trade 21/10/17
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COURIER: Nordlys  Anton Mann  kate rich 
TOTAL ROUTE:  Olive Mill Retamar-Porto port-Nordlys-Fowey port--Feral Trade

             
olive oil Retamar Olive Mill Retamar to Feral Trade 1. nordlys as seen dimly from across porto river 4AM 2. fowey harbour nordlys arrival 3. olive oil retamar aboard nordlys cargo hold 4. ship to shore improvised cargo tender 5. retemar olive oil loaded onto road transport fowey 6. sail shipped retemar oil arrives feral trade carpark 21.10.17 7. anton mann porto bristol loading lift
Shipping Facts
FER-2349 import purchase & freight
90 x olive oil Retamar 5Lgrossper 5L
Euro 2,025 paid to producer Juan Miguel Retamar for 450L olive oil at 4.50 euro/L a non-negligible price rise on last years shipment due to Europe-wide low levels of production producing less quantity of good quality oil. Exchange rate of 1.10960 reflects UK pound BREXIT battering & possiby a sign of things to come £1825 £20.28
Road transport, Olive Mill Retamar, Extremadura, to Nordlys Ship, Porto £68.11 £0.76
Transferwise fee £9.47 £0.11
Sail shipping with Nordlys at 1 euro per litre £410 £4.56
Road transport UK, hitchhiking with 14 pallets of Xisto wines £54 £0.60
total£2366.58£26.30
kate rich The engineless ship Nordlys arrived in the port of Fowey, Cornwall, on Oct 12th, missing the annual Sail Cargo Alliance meeting by 4 days, & laden with 14 crates of wine and mixed goods for Xisto Wines, olive oil for New Dawn Traders and the Feral Trade olive oil, 3x bottles of which were pre-sold quayside to Bessie Ellen and Nordlys ships cooks. Anton from Xisto mustered 4 trucks to transport the cargo up to Bristol on the Monday 16th, coinciding exactly with Hurricane Ophelia. As 7m swells caused the Nordlys to be tugged out of harbour to the safety of the open sea, a cargo tender was rustled together out of a small boat with added plywood for high-sided protection from the wilder waves. Cargo eventually ferried ashore and unloaded at the jetty of a nearby campsite from where the trucks were able to load. Transported by road to Xisto Wines' lockup in Bristol, and delivered to Feral Trade in 2x carloads on the friday & saturday of that week.
Courier Report FER-2349 DISPATCHED: 15/09/17 DELIVERED: 21/10/17 Anton Mann Hi Kate.. Sorry slow getting back ...literally I'm told your oil is in the warehouse in Porto We will be there Monday am .We plan to get a truck and get cargo to ship and load tomorrow at high water .. The ship had to move to another location opposite bank. My friend I'm staying with lives on the opposite side so it is sort of working out
freight and handling olive oil Retamar to Feral Trade sponsored by
        
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