Warehouse charges are generally calculated separately for receiving, occupied space, storage days, dispatch and confirmed value-added operations. Counting, photos, consolidation, labels, reinforcement and pallets must be scoped and priced before work.
China warehouse services: Supplier consolidation, repacking and dispatch
Receive goods from several suppliers or delivery batches under a warehouse reference, then confirm piece count, storage, consolidation, labels, reinforcement or split dispatch before international transport.
Three warehouse operations to confirm
Receiving, in-warehouse work and outbound handover are confirmed separately. Basic receiving normally checks outer-package count; photos, opening, repacking, labels and pallets require instructions and pricing.
Three checks from warehouse receiving to dispatch
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Submit receiving information
Before delivery, the supplier provides the warehouse reference, expected pieces and arrival time. On receipt, the warehouse checks outer-package count, ownership and visible carton condition.
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Complete instructed warehouse work
Follow the confirmed list for photos, opening and checking, consolidation, splitting, repacking, labelling, reinforcement, palletising or split dispatch. Work beyond basic receiving is confirmed item by item.
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Review and hand over for transport
Review final cartons, labels, gross weight, dimensions and dispatch list, then hand over to the confirmed express, air, ocean or nominated domestic forwarder warehouse.
China warehousing, consolidation and dispatch: FAQs
Submit receiving and handling requirements for a warehouse quote
Provide supplier, warehouse reference, expected pieces, cargo details, requested operations, storage period and onward transport. Declare special cargo before delivery.