Exporters face liability if product does not meet declared specifications, causing road failures or waterproofing defects. Risks include inconsistent QC, inadequate batch traceability, and incomplete SDS or labeling that fails destination country rules. Compliance risks include transport classification errors, environmental spill obligations, and customs documentation mismatches. Buyers should require third party testing options, clear standards references, and warranty or claims procedures. Plant audits, certification checks, and verification of consistent raw material sourcing reduce risk. Contracts should define acceptance testing, dispute resolution, and responsibility for off spec batches and disposal.