Supplier consolidation
Combine purchase orders from several factories into one checked outbound shipment.
Solutions · E-commerce logistics
Consolidation, labelling, customs, linehaul, and delivery for marketplace sellers and direct-to-consumer brands shipping from China.

Commerce-ready freight
Marketplace and 3PL requirements become part of the freight plan before the cartons leave the supplier.
Combine purchase orders from several factories into one checked outbound shipment.
Carton, SKU, pallet, and shipment labels applied against the receiving specification.
Customs and appointment delivery coordinated to FBA, a 3PL, or your own warehouse.
Plan your shipment
For an urgent shipment, calculate chargeable weight before comparing air freight and express courier options. Carrier acceptance and the receiving deadline determine the workable service.
For Amazon deliveries, review the FBA preparation workflow. For other receiving locations, define the door-to-door delivery scope as part of your e-commerce logistics plan.
Planning more than one destination? Start with the guides for the USA, Germany, and Australia, or browse all country guides before preparing a lane-specific brief.
For Southeast Asia, review the destination guides for Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Confirm importer requirements, the delivery address, and cargo acceptance before selecting a service.
How it works
Send the marketplace, warehouse, shipment IDs, and SKU list.
Cartons are checked and prepared against the receiving rules.
The mode is selected against stock cover and the delivery window.
Customs and the fulfilment-centre appointment are coordinated together.
Yes. The receiving specification, labels, appointment process, and delivery address are confirmed during intake.
Yes. We can receive multiple purchase orders, check carton data, consolidate them, and build one outbound plan.
Use express for small, urgent parcels; air freight for launch stock or a short inventory gap; and sea freight for planned volume. Rail can be compared for eligible Europe-bound cargo. Decide from the required receiving date, packed dimensions, destination, customs scope, and stock cover. FBA or 3PL labels and appointments belong in the same plan.
Yes. The origin warehouse can receive supplier cartons, reconcile counts, apply the required labels, and consolidate them against the final shipment plan. Set a cutoff and exception rule before collection; otherwise one late or non-compliant supplier can hold the entire consolidated FBA delivery.
Yes. A split shipment can protect a launch date or prevent a stockout while the larger balance moves at a lower cost. Decide which SKUs and quantities are genuinely urgent, then keep the invoice, packing list, labels, and receiving plan separate enough that both shipments can clear and deliver without confusion.
Start with the brief
Share the origin, destination, cargo profile, and target date. One agent will reply with the workable scope and next steps.