The factory price is rarely the landed price. The guides in this topic cover the stretch between the factory gate and your warehouse: forwarders, documents, freight choices and the charges that appear after the invoice.<\/strong><\/p>\n We consolidate goods from many factories into single loads every week, so we see where freight money leaks. These guides show how to compare forwarders, which transport terms to agree, and how to keep a budget honest when the yuan moves.<\/p>\n If you read only three: the hidden costs guide protects your margin, the forwarder checks protect the goods, and the cost control guide protects the budget across the whole year.<\/p>\n Two habits keep freight costs predictable. First, book the shipment when the production slot is booked, not when goods are ready, because vessel space and factory queues move together. Second, consolidate: one load from five factories costs less than five loads, and it arrives with one document set. Both habits are built into how we run client shipments out of Guangzhou.<\/p>\nStart with these three<\/h2>\n
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