Warehousing & Consolidation
Turn separate supplier deliveries into one export-ready shipment with receiving, measurement, preparation, consolidation and container-loading support.
Reduce uncertainty before cargo leaves China.
Warehouse work should answer practical questions before freight is finalized: what arrived, what it measures, how it is packed, what needs preparation and whether multiple suppliers can leave as one shipment.
Supplier receiving
Receive cargo from one or multiple suppliers against the shipment plan.
Counting & measurement
Record carton count, weight and dimensions before freight is finalized.
Inspection support
Arrange agreed visual checks, photos or third-party inspection coordination.
Labeling
Apply shipping, carton or fulfillment labels supplied or approved by the customer.
Repacking
Replace unsuitable outer cartons or reorganize cargo for the export plan.
Consolidation
Combine multiple supplier deliveries into one export shipment where practical.
Palletizing
Prepare pallets for eligible air, sea or delivery requirements.
Container loading
Coordinate loading plans for FCL and larger export shipments.
One receiving plan for multiple suppliers.
Each supplier delivery is matched to the shipment plan, measured and prepared before consolidated cargo is released to DDP, air, sea, express, rail or truck service.
Warehouse handling and preparation.
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- Wide-aisle storage and receiving area
- Electric pallet handling equipment
- Sorting / screening work area
- Oversized cargo packing and bracing
Plan packing and loading before the container arrives.
Large panels, crates and unusual cargo can require different packing, bracing and loading arrangements. These shipments should be reviewed against dimensions, weight, handling equipment and the planned container or transport mode before a final operating plan is confirmed.
Discuss special cargo