Kitchen knife Order Fulfillment Services | Kitchen knife Drop Shipping
1. MBL is the bill of lading issued by the shipping company、 commonly known as the "sea bill"、 with the highest security. However、 because there is no profit in the shipping bill、 the shipping agent generally does not ship the bill.
2. HBL refers to the bill of lading issued by the freight forwarder、 or "freight forwarder" for short. In general、 it is a freight forwarder.
1. The seller need not worry that the goods are only overstocked in the FBA warehouse. After the labels are changed、 the goods can be re warehoused and then re sold without additional costs.
2. The overseas warehouse supports the seller's delivery and service on multiple platforms; After changing the label、 the product can be sold in other platforms、 and the seller can develop more platform businesses.
3. Because the returned products can be put on the shelves again after changing the label、 which can reduce the possibility of loss for the sellers' festival、 and there is no need to worry about wasting money.
At present、 our long-term cooperation is with overseas warehouses of Todropshipping. They have overseas warehouses in Europe and the United States. It is a good choice because of its convenient delivery、 transit and warehousing
The special line for small packages combines the advantages of small packages and special lines. It is a logistics channel for delivering small packages by air、 sea and other transportation methods、 focusing on the transportation of small packages.
The small package special line is the small package and the special line. Small parcels、 which are suitable for relatively small items、 and small parcels sent abroad through postal air mail service、 can be called international small parcels.
The special line refers to the route channel to specific countries、 the general British special line、 the American special line、 and the German special line are international special lines、 and there are air transportation、 sea transportation、 and rail transportation.
