For importers and distributors
Know what is landing, and where it came from
Fernable gives importers and distributors lot-level visibility of inbound produce and a way to find verified suppliers and storage, so inbound is planned, not surprising.
The problems you're living with
Inbound arrivals surprise the warehouse, and space runs out at the worst time.
When a customer asks where a lot came from, the answer is buried in emails.
Finding trustworthy suppliers and cold storage in a new market is guesswork.
How Fernable helps
Inbound planning and lot visibility
Plan expected deliveries against room capacity and trace every lot you hold.
See inventory managementSupplier discovery
Commodity pages and the Hub help you find and vet produce sources.
Browse the produce hubDuty and landed cost up front
Estimate duty and landed cost before you buy, free.
Open the tariff calculatorWho uses it on your team
Buyer or procurement
Plan inbound and source with confidence.
Warehouse lead
See what is arriving before it hits the dock.
Ready to put it to work?
Fernable is free to start. Explore the part built for your role and set your operation up in an afternoon.
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