A sourcing and fulfillment company buys, inspects, stores and ships your products under one contract. Here is how it compares with a sourcing agent plus a separate 3PL, and when each makes sense.
A sourcing and fulfillment company buys, inspects, stores and ships your products under one contract. Here is how it compares with a sourcing agent plus a separate 3PL, and when each makes sense.
Amazon no longer preps or labels FBA inventory in the US. Here is what FBA ready means, how the three prep options compare, and a worked cost example for prepping China-made products at origin.
Selling to UK and EU customers from a China warehouse now means VAT at checkout and, since July 2026, EU customs duty on low-value parcels. Here is what changed and how to set up fulfillment so customers never pay on delivery.
Subscription box fulfillment from China can cut product and kitting costs, but only if your monthly cycle is planned backwards from ship date. Here is how it works, what it costs and a sample production calendar.
Fulfillment quality control catches defects before they become returns. Here is what a warehouse should check at receiving, in storage and at packing, with a simple sampling example for China-made products.
Getting factory stock into a China fulfillment center cleanly decides how fast you can start selling. Here is how to set terms with suppliers, label cartons, send an inbound notice and handle multiple factories.
A 3PL contract decides who pays when orders go wrong. Use this checklist of service levels, liability terms, fees and exit clauses, with benchmark numbers, before you sign with a fulfillment partner.
