Services
Three services, arranged around your products.
The detail of each service is agreed with the customer. The lists below describe the kinds of work we undertake.
Contract packing
Packing work carried out to each customer’s specification, from small runs to larger volumes.
- Product assembly
- Gift sets and kits
- Bagging and repackaging for retail
- Bespoke packaging
- Reporting on completed work
Warehouse distribution
Storage and order fulfilment, with despatch arranged through a choice of carriers.
- Goods receipt
- Secure storage, long or short term
- Picking and packing
- Fulfilment
- Multiple parcel and pallet carrier partners
- Standard or bespoke reporting
- Order submission arranged to suit the customer
Reverse logistics
Handling of returned goods, with the outcome for each item agreed in advance.
- Receipt of returns
- Inspection and sorting
- Reboxing and repackaging
- Redistribution or disposal, as agreed
Pricing
How pricing is arranged
We do not publish a standard price list. Costs depend on your goods, order volumes, storage and handling needs, so the scope of work and rates are set out in a quotation for your account.
What a quotation covers
The areas below are discussed with you; not every account uses all of them.
- Goods receipt
- Unloading and checking incoming deliveries, and booking stock in. Handling varies with how goods arrive, for example loose cartons or pallets.
- Storage
- Space for your stock while it is held with us. The amount and type of space depend on your products and how long they stay.
- Picking and packing
- Selecting items for each order and packing them for despatch. Order size and product type affect the work involved.
- Packaging materials
- Boxes, mailers, fillers and any bespoke packaging used for your orders, where we supply them.
- Carrier and despatch
- Delivery through our parcel and pallet carrier partners. Costs depend on parcel size, weight, service level and destination.
- Returns and additional work
- Receiving and inspecting returns, reboxing, and contract packing tasks such as kitting, assembly or repackaging.
Information for a quotation
Approximate figures are fine. It helps to know:
- Expected monthly orders, and any seasonal peaks
- Number of product lines (SKUs)
- Product sizes and weights
- Storage requirements, such as pallets, shelving and expected duration
- Typical number of items per order
- Delivery destinations
- Returns handling or packing requirements
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