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Benefits of Consolidating Packages before Shipping

For businesses that import from China, international shipping costs can be a significant expense. Fortunately, a strategy called consolidated shipping offers a powerful way to minimize these costs and streamline the overall delivery process. Here's how consolidating packages into a single international shipment benefits businesses:

Cost Savings Galore:

• Reduced Per-Package Fees: For some shipping channels, international shipping charges can be based on a combination of the package's weight and its dimensional weight (calculated by multiplying length, width, and height). By consolidating multiple packages into one larger shipment, businesses significantly reduce the number of per-package fees they incur.

• Enjoy Lower per Unit Shipping costs: Consolidated shipments present a larger volume of goods to shipping carriers. The larger the shipment, the lower the per unit shipping costs. Also, if a shipment is too small, it may not qualify for sea or rail shipping and would have to be shipped by air which would be more expensive. Consolidating packages from multiple suppliers into one shipment would therefore help lower the overall shipping costs.

• Goodbye, Redundant Packaging:  Individual packages often come with excess packaging materials to ensure protection during transit. Consolidation eliminates the need for this extra packaging, further reducing overall shipment weight and cost.

• Multiple Suppliers, One Shipment: Handling multiple separate international shipments can be confusing and is also logistical hassle. Merging all the goods into one single international shipment makes the entire process much easier for you. 

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Strategically located warehouses in Guangdong

Our warehouses are Guangdong province which is the Logistics and Exports hub of China. Guangdong's extensive transportation network, including modern ports, airports, and railway connections, further enhances its appeal as a logistics hub. Guangdong province boasts world-class facilities such as the Port of Yantian Shenzhen, Port of Nansha in Guangzhou, Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport and Shenzhen Baoan International Airport.

These ports and the highly developed logistical networks that encompass them facilitate seamless cargo handling and expedited transit times for goods destined for global markets. In fact, the majority of China's exports are shipped out via Yantian Port in Shenzhen, Nansha Port in Guangzhou and via Hong Kong. 

Furthermore, Guangdong's strategic location adjacent to Hong Kong offers an additional avenue for exporters to access global markets. Leveraging Hong Kong's status as a premier international shipping and financial hub, exporters in Guangdong can capitalize on its well-developed infrastructure and logistics services to streamline their supply chains and reach customers worldwide. With a myriad of shipping options available, including air, sea, and rail routes, exporters have the flexibility to choose the most cost-effective and expedient shipping methods tailored to their specific requirements.

This is why suppliers all over China tend to have goods sent to forwarders in Guangdong for logistically optimal international shipping from China. By shipping out via Guangdong, you enjoy the widest range of shipping channels (including via Hong Kong) on a door to door basis.