Warehousing
Warehousing
Bonded and free-zone storage with receiving, labeling, inventory counts, and release against instruction.
Service overview
How we handle Warehousing
Cargo often needs a pause: labeling, consolidation, or a bonded hold. We stage inventory in partner warehouses with simple stock counts the customer can see. Inbound receiving checks pieces against the packing list. Optional value-added work — labeling, rework, or kitting — is quoted before the first pallet lands, not after. Release is against written instruction. Bonded and free-zone sites are used when the cargo should not enter free circulation until the commercial decision is made.
Ideal for
- Importers staging before distribution
- Project cargo awaiting a site window
- Consolidation before an ocean cut-off
What is included
- Receiving report
- Storage tariff confirmation
- Release against instruction
- Photo exceptions
Benefits
- Bonded and free-zone options
- Labeling, rework, and simple kitting
- Short- and medium-term pallet or CBM storage
- Release against written instruction
- Inventory counts visible to the customer
- Outbound booked to the next mode on the same file
Process
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Step 1
Advise storage window and SKU mix
We match the site, tariff, and any bonded requirement.
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Step 2
Inbound receiving
Pieces are checked in and exceptions are photographed.
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Step 3
Optional value-added work
Labeling or rework happens against an agreed scope.
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Step 4
Outbound to the next mode
Release instruction triggers truck, air, or ocean booking.
Service in operation
Suitable cargo types
FAQ
Most sites bill per pallet or CBM per period. We confirm the tariff before the first inbound.
Where a bonded or free-zone site is available on the lane, yes. We will not imply bonded status if the site is free circulation only.
This product is cargo staging and release, not consumer parcel fulfillment.
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