As a rule, the delivery cost depends on the density of the cargo. The higher the density, the lower the cost per kg. To increase density, you can repack the cargo more efficiently or separate the product from its packaging during shipment. However, keep in mind that this may affect the safety of the cargo during transport. We always recommend choosing the best packaging before shipping.

If your cargo weighs more than 100 kg and contains only one type of product, we can ship it via a dedicated line with lower rates. Currently, we can confirm that product categories such as bags, hats, cosmetics, mobile phone accessories, headwear, lamps, car accessories, kitchen appliances, household appliances, power tools, audio equipment, and others can be shipped more cost-effectively.

To find out if your cargo qualifies for this shipping method, contact our manager.

Please also send the weight and volume of the cargo, a photo of the product, and we will calculate the shipping cost for you.

You can find all the conditions from our bot.

1. Check with the supplier how many items are packed in a box.

2. Order the product in multiples of this quantity. If a box contains 54 items, order 54, 108, 162, 216, etc. If 20 items, then 20, 40, 80, and so on.

3. Pay attention to the number of boxes. It is better to order in multiples of an even number, such as 4, 8, 16, etc.

4. Ordering an even number of boxes allows us to form a pallet more efficiently, saving you on shipping costs.

For example, if you order an incomplete box, we or your supplier will need to fill that space with cardboard or foam. This space could be used to ship more of your product. Regarding cargo on a pallet, if you have 5 or 7 boxes, it will be harder to form a fully packed pallet compared to having an even number of boxes. This reduces overall density, which increases the cost per kg for shipping. While this may not affect loose cargo, palletized shipments are always safer. So, it’s better to keep this in mind.