Order confirmed
Products, packing, payment and receiving details are locked.
Plan your shipment with a confirmed route, a clear dispatch timeline and the documents your receiving team needs.
Your PI or shipping confirmation sets the destination, trade term, route, freight allocation and current estimate. Share carton marks, labels and receiving requirements before production.
Listed catalog products follow a 30-day dispatch-from-China standard unless the PI says otherwise. Transit, customs and final delivery follow dispatch.
Products, packing, payment and receiving details are locked.
Work to the confirmed specifications and dispatch window.
Cargo leaves the agreed origin; transit begins.
Carrier movement, customs and final handoff follow.
An agreed door-to-door route. Availability and responsibilities depend on the destination and products.
An option for urgent restocks, samples or smaller shipments when freight cost fits the order.
A route for larger planned orders, with the handoff and freight responsibilities agreed in writing.
Route availability and estimates may change with carrier capacity, customs, product restrictions and seasonal conditions.
Keep the evidence and original packaging. Photograph damaged outer cartons before unpacking, record carton counts and labels, and note discrepancies on the delivery receipt.
Where practical, report within 48 hours and no later than the 7-day delivery-discrepancy window. Keep packaging until our team confirms the next step.
Buyers must check the import, possession and resale rules that apply to their products and market. A freight quote or DDP route does not replace that responsibility.
No. The dispatch window ends when cargo leaves China. Transit, customs and final delivery take place afterward.
When the route supports it. Share labeling, carton and appointment requirements before production.
Send products, quantities, destination, urgency and receiving type.