Category expertise, not generic freight.
Every category fails in its own particular way. We plan around the failure mode that actually applies to your product, not a generic freight checklist.
Electronics and Accessories
Certification-heavy categories where a missing CE or FCC file stops a shipment cold.
Home and Kitchen
Bulky, breakage-prone goods where packaging design decides your damage rate.
Beauty and Personal Care
Formulation documents, MSDS and hazmat classification handled before booking.
Apparel and Textiles
Fit sampling, fabric verification and size-curve accuracy across production runs.
Health and Wellness
Supplement and device categories with tight labelling and import documentation.
Sports and Outdoors
Oversized and irregular items where dimensional weight drives the real cost.
Toys and Baby
Safety testing, age grading and CPSIA documentation built into the QC plan.
Pet Supplies
High-repeat, margin-sensitive SKUs where freight is the difference on every reorder.
35+ countries. One point of contact.
From factory clusters across Asia to fulfilment centres in North America, Europe, the Gulf and Oceania. Every lane is monitored and every handoff is accounted for, by the same person who quoted it.
- United States, Canada and Mexico
- United Kingdom, Germany, France and the wider EU
- UAE, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf
- Australia and New Zealand
Proof, not adjectives.
Three jobs, described in the terms that mattered to the seller. Client names withheld where the engagement is ongoing.
Caught a material substitution before the deposit cleared
A supplier quietly swapped the housing polymer on a 12,000-unit reorder, a change that would have shown up as cracked returns eight weeks after launch.
Pre-production inspection flagged the mismatch against the approved golden sample. Production halted, the original spec was reinstated at the factory cost, and the shipment sailed nine days later than planned.
Cut landed cost 18% without changing factory
The brand was quoting freight separately from duty and prep, and planning against a unit price that bore no relationship to what a case actually cost delivered into ONT8.
Full landed-cost model rebuilt from scratch, HS code reclassified after review, and the ocean lane renegotiated with consolidation across two suppliers on the same sailing.
One sourcing standard across eleven client brands
An Amazon agency was running eleven client brands through as many supplier relationships, with no shared vetting standard and no consolidated visibility.
Single account structure with one point of contact, a common supplier vetting checklist applied across every brand, and consolidated invoicing and shipment tracking.
Protect your margin before the next shipment.
Book a consultation and we will walk your current supply chain end to end, and show you exactly where it leaks.