Consolidation and Distribution from China: How Our Hub Turns Many Suppliers into One Global Shipment (2026)
Freight2Me’s Guangzhou hub receives parcels from many China suppliers, consolidates and repacks them, then distributes the merged shipment to your chosen global destination by air or sea with one tracking number. It is the practical “consolidation distribution center” model for cross-border buyers and sellers.
Consolidate, Then Split to Multiple Addresses: One Hub, Several Deliveries
After your suppliers’ parcels are consolidated at the Guangzhou hub, you can have the merged batch prepared and dispatched to more than one delivery address. Useful for gifts, family abroad, or several of your own stores. Each address is a separate final delivery and may carry its own customs treatment.
Shipping from China to the Netherlands: Costs, Customs & Delivery (2026)
That stopped being the right question on 1 July 2026, when the EU removed the €150 duty exemption for China e-commerce parcels and added a flat €3 customs duty per item. Dutch import VAT is 21% and it is charged on the goods value plus duty. The real cost now lives in the customs path […]
Consolidate AliExpress, Temu, Shein & Taobao Orders into One Shipment to the Netherlands
Be honest – you don’t just shop on one Chinese platform.This month alone, you might grab a €25 phone case from AliExpress, a €18 garlic press from Temu, a €30 dress from Shein, and a €22 charging cable from Taobao.Four orders. Four separate packages. Four customs checks. And four different delivery days – if you’re […]
How to Buy from Taobao/1688 and Ship to the Netherlands via a China Agent
Taobao and 1688 are where Chinese sellers and factories buy. Prices are lower than AliExpress, and product choice is far larger. But Taobao has no direct Dutch shipping, no IOSS and no English checkout. To buy from Taobao or 1688 and ship to the Netherlands, you need a China agent or a consolidation service that […]
Ocean Freight Consolidation from China: LCL Made Simple
What Ocean Freight Consolidation Means Ocean freight consolidation is the practice of merging several shippers’ goods into one shared container that sails from China as a single LCL (less than container load) booking. Your cargo shares the box with other importers’ goods, and you pay only for the space your merged shipment occupies. For buyers […]
How to Choose a Shipping Consolidation Service
Start With Your Shipping Pattern The right consolidation service depends on how you actually buy and sell. For the strategic overview, see our consolidation warehouse guide. If you source from many suppliers weekly, you need a warehouse with a generous free storage window and fast photo checks. If you ship rarely in bulk, a simpler […]
How a China Consolidation Warehouse Works (Step by Step)
From Factory Floor to One Outbound Load International freight consolidation sounds abstract until you walk the actual path a merged shipment takes. For the strategic overview, see our consolidation warehouse complete guide. In practice it is a repeatable eight-step routine: your suppliers send goods to one Chinese address, the warehouse receives and checks them, holds […]
Air Freight Consolidation from China: Faster, Still Cheaper Than Express
What Air Freight Consolidation Means Air freight consolidation merges several shippers’ goods into one consolidated air shipment that flies as a single master air waybill. Your cargo shares belly or freighter space with others and is deconsolidated at the destination. The win is speed close to direct air, at a rate well below express courier, […]
Freight Consolidation Services: What’s Included
What “Freight Consolidation Services” Covers When a provider lists freight consolidation services, they mean the end-to-end work of gathering your goods from multiple suppliers and delivering them as one shipment. The headline promise is cheaper freight, but the actual value is the bundle of handling, checking, and documentation wrapped around that merge. Knowing exactly what […]