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Digital camera packaging requirements;

1. Outer packaging: carton and packaging better than carton can play a sufficient supporting role

2. Dust-proof and moisture-proof packaging: products without original packaging must be wrapped with wrapping film or placed in ziplock bags/packaging plastic bags to avoid dust or moisture and mildew inside

3. Internal buffer packaging: products with original packaging can be wrapped with bubble film/gourd bubble film before packing; products without original packaging need to use cushioning materials such as air column/pearl cotton, which are fully wrapped and packed.

4. When wrapping multiple items in one package, the items must be separated, and the interval should not be less than 2cm (cardboard, pearl cotton, bubble film, etc. can be used).

5. The item is located in the center of the transport container, and the buffer material is evenly distributed on the bottom, surrounding and top of the box. The items need to be limited in the box, and there is no obvious shaking (the activity gap does not exceed 1cm)

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digital cameras Introduction Note

In recent years, digital camera products have been favored by many consumers. On the one hand, due to the gradual rise of tourism around the world, on the other hand, people's requirements for the quality of recording a better life are constantly improving, so the demand for digital camera products is increasing day by day. .

In terms of overseas markets of the SLR camera industry, Japan’s SLR camera shipments were 3,870 units, and 25,900 mirrorless cameras; 40,757 units of SLR cameras and 66,079 units of mirrorless cameras in Europe (the European market has not surpassed SLR cameras for three consecutive months); Anti-82,133 units.

Overseas warehouses and free trade warehouses

Free trade warehouse: two countries belong to free trade zones and both are platforms for international freight transport、 import and export rights、 tariff exemption、 and international integration. The overseas warehouse is not only a warehouse、 but also plays a role in many Amazon operations. Many sellers will choose to self deliver goods through overseas warehouses、 because such warehousing、 operation and logistics costs are lower than those of FBA、 and there are no restrictions of FBA. At present、 our long-term cooperation is with the overseas warehouse of the Todropshipping. They have overseas warehouses in Europe and the United States、 which are convenient for delivery、 transit and warehousing. It is a good choice. Are you satisfied with my answer? If you are satisfied、 please accept.

What are the international ocean bill of lading

1. It can be divided into "on board bill of lading" and "standby bill of lading" according to whether the goods are loaded on board.

2. The bill of lading is divided into "clean bill of lading" and "dirty bill of lading" according to whether the bill of lading is marked.

3. According to whether the bill of lading can be circulated、 it can be divided into "straight bill of lading" and "order bill of lading".

4. According to the mode of transportation、 it can be divided into "drop bill of lading"、 "transshipment bill of lading" and "combined transport bill of lading".

5. According to the complexity and simplicity of the bill of lading、 it can be divided into "full bill of lading" and "simplified bill of lading".

Knowledge of various international maritime surcharges

Surcharge or additional charge refers to the additional expenses or economic losses incurred by the ship owner when transporting goods due to various reasons of the ship、 cargo、 port and other aspects. Surcharges are various、 and will be cancelled or new surcharges will be formulated as some circumstances change. The following are some common surcharge categories for your reference:

Bunker Surcharge or Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF)

Devaluation Surcharge or Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF)

Deviation Surcharge

Suez Canal Surcharge

Transshipment Surcharge

Direct Additional

Port Surcharge

Port Congestion Surcharge

Heavy Lift Additional

Long Length Additional

Cleaning Charge

Fumigation Charge