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How to package graphics card international logistics?
1. This does not need the original packaging box can be expressed, find a carton for a separate graphics card, use an anti-static bag to pack the graphics card, there is no ordinary plastic bag instead,
2. Then wrap several layers with newspaper, it is best to have a sponge, you can also have none, so put it in the carton and pack, and wrap the outer layer of the carton once.
3. If there is no outer packaging of the graphics card, wrap the graphics card completely with bubble wrap, and use a relatively soft bubble wrap, which can effectively absorb shock and protection, it is recommended to wrap several layers appropriately.
4. If there is a foam box, it is best to place the wrapped graphics card in the foam box, which can better protect the graphics card. Wrap the main body of the graphics card completely and place it in a box with a relatively hard material.
5. Do not leave space around to avoid bumps during transportation. At the same time, do not leave a large gap, you can fill the gap in the box with a filler.
According to a recent report by Graphic Speak, the graphics card market shipments from AMD and Nvidia partners grew to more than $50 billion in 2021. Shipments exceeded 50 million add-on boards (AIBs) during the year, and shipments across the market increased by nearly 30% throughout the year
With analysis and interpretation throughout 2021, Graphic Speak (Jon Peddie Research publication) reports that the AIB market reached $51.8 billion. This figure represents a 29.5% increase for the full year. In terms of graphics card shipments, JPR estimates that 42 million graphics cards will enter the market by 2022, rising to more than 50 million last year. These numbers indicate that the average selling price of graphics cards in 2021 is a staggering $1,000 or more.
1. Headline transportation cost: It refers to the cost incurred in the first transportation of goods from China to the United States. The seller should choose a suitable transportation mode according to its own needs.
2. Warehousing or fulfillment charge: the cost of goods stored in overseas warehouses in the United States、 charged according to the storage period of goods、 and generally calculated according to the volume and weight of goods occupied.
3. Management fee: the expenses incurred by American overseas warehouse personnel for product entry、 transportation、 packaging and goods management do not include labor costs.
4. Delivery fee: One piece delivery is the service that most American overseas warehouses will provide now. The seller will push the order to the overseas warehouse、 and the overseas warehouse will arrange product delivery、 which is subject to the charge of the overseas warehouse.
5. Additional service fees: services such as transit、 return and replacement of goods、 overseas customer service、 etc. will be charged a certain amount of additional service fees、 mainly based on the services selected by the seller.
DHL、 compared with the other three modes of transportation、 has the greatest advantage in terms of timeliness、 and the freight is relatively cheaper than UPS and TNT.
FEDEX and freight are the cheapest of the four、 but the aging is also the slowest. Generally、 the normal aging is about 4-7 working days.
UPS and time efficiency are not much different from DHL、 but the price is slightly higher、 and the corresponding additional charges are also quite large.
TNT and cost are the highest among the four types of express delivery、 and the price advantage is relatively obvious for Australia、 the Middle East and Western European countries alone.
DHL: Small goods have advantages in global price timeliness.
FEDEX.
UPS: Customers with high timeliness requirements can choose this mode、 which is as fast as DHL.
