Air purifiers shipped to Malaysia overseas warehouses must first obtain SIRIM, ST COA and MEPS certifications , be fitted with British standard 3-pin plugs, and undergo strict moisture-proof and drop-proof packaging. Guangdong Wisdom International Logistics provides a full one-stop solution including China-to-Malaysia overseas warehouse double customs clearance, warehousing and dropshipping. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees, stable delivery lead time for Peninsular Malaysia and comprehensive coverage for East Malaysia. I. Mandatory Compliance Requirements SIRIM Certification (Compulsory for Home Appliances) Complies with MS IEC 60335-2-65; ozone emission 0.05ppm. ST COA Certificate Proof of safety compliance, mandatory for customs clearance and shelf listing. MEPS Energy Efficiency Standard Products with power 40W require registration and energy label attachment. Voltage Plugs Malaysia standard: 230V/50Hz. Products must be fitted with SIRIM-certified BS1363 British standard 3-pin plugs. Customs Documents Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, copies of SIRIM and ST COA. Apply via K1 declaration; low-value goods can use the simplified LVG channel. II. First-Mile Logistics (China to Malaysia Overseas Warehouse) 1. Sea Freight (Recommended for Bulk Stock) Departure Warehouse: Guangzhou Warehouse General Goods: RMB 670/CBM (double customs clearance tax inclusive to warehouse) Sensitive Goods (Electric/Motor-driven items, including air purifiers): RMB 720/CBM Transit Time: 1820 days (Direct shipment to Port Klang Customs clearance Warehouse receipt) Charging Rule: 1 CBM = 500kg; charge by the heavier of volumetric weight and actual weight. Minimum charge: 0.3 CBM Discount: RMB 10 off per CBM for shipments 2 CBM 2. Air Freight (For Urgent Restocks Small Batches) Peninsular Malaysia: RMB 1822/kg (double customs clearance to warehouse) Transit Time: 35 days Charging Rule: Volumetric weight = Length Width Height 167; charge by the larger figure 3. Packaging Standards (Wisdom Logistics Warehouse Rules) Outer Carton: 5-ply corrugated carton with waterproof film, compression resistance 80kg. Recommended size: 605040cm, weight 15kg per carton. Inner Packaging: 5cm-thick foam + air column bags for main units; separate sealed packaging for filters against moisture. Labeling: Paste SKU, MADE IN CHINA and British standard plug reminder on outer cartons; attach SIRIM, MEPS and voltage specification labels on units. III. Malaysia Overseas Warehouse Charges 1. Receiving Unloading Fee Loose Cargo: RMB 10/CBM Full Container: RMB 400 per 20GP; RMB 750 per 40HQ 2. Shelving Fee (Per Unit) Large items (including air purifiers): RMB 0.5 per unit 3. Monthly Warehousing Fee (Charged by Volume) Standard Rate: RMB 100/CBM per month Free Storage Policy: Goods shelved on or before the 20th of each month: Free storage for the current month Goods shelved from the 21st onwards: Free storage for current and next month Overdue Rules: Charges apply after 90 days in storage; compulsory disposal for goods stored over 180 days 4. Order Handling Fee (Outbound, Packing Labeling) Large items (air purifiers): RMB 3 per order 5. Last-Mile Delivery Fee (Warehouse to Buyer, 2026 Published Rates) Peninsular Malaysia (15kg): RM 68 per order East Malaysia (15kg): RM 1318 per order COD Service Fee: 2% of order value IV. Comprehensive Cost Calculation Per Unit Assumptions: 0.08 CBM per unit, 12kg each, sea freight for sensitive goods from Guangzhou, 30-day storage (free period), delivery to Peninsular Malaysia. First-mile Sea Freight: 0.08 720 RMB 57.6 per unit Allocated Certification Customs Cost: RMB 1520 per unit (one-time charge) Receiving Shelving Fee: 10 0.08 + 0.5 RMB 1.3 per unit Order Handling Fee: RMB 3 per order Last-Mile Delivery: RM 7 RMB 11.9 Total Cost : Approximately RMB 8995 per unit ( USD 12.513.5) V. Warehouse Management Shelving Lead Time: Completed within 13 working days after warehouse arrival Storage Environment: Moisture-proof zone (humidity 60%); filters and main units stored separately Safety Stock Recommendation: 7-day sales volume plus buffer for promotional events Return Processing: Local returns Quality inspection Resale for qualified goods / Refurbishment for defective units to minimize losses VI. Common Risks to Avoid Missing SIRIM/ST COA: Goods will be detained, with fines up to 50% of cargo value. Non-British Standard Plugs: Products cannot be sold and violate regulations. SIRIM-certified British standard 3-pin plugs are mandatory. Poor Moisture-Proof Packaging: Damage rate may exceed 15%. Waterproof film and sealed filter packaging are required. Blind Bulk Shipment: Trial order of 50100 units is recommended for first shipment to cut costs via free storage. High Costs for East Malaysia: Prioritize Peninsular Malaysia warehouse; arrange direct delivery to East Malaysia on demand. VII. Standard Operation Process Apply for SIRIM, ST COA and MEPS certifications (23 weeks) Replace plugs with British standard 3-pin sockets and complete packaging labeling as required Deliver goods to Guangzhou Warehouse Sea/air freight with double customs clearance Arrival at Malaysia warehouse (1820 days by sea / 35 days by air) Shelve goods within 13 days; bind inventory to stores for automatic order fulfillment Process local returns, conduct inspection, refurbishment and resale VIII. Advantages of Guangdong Wisdom International Logistics Self-operated overseas warehouses in Malaysia; double customs clearance tax inclusive service with transparent pricing and no hidden charges Fast shelving within 13 days after warehouse arrival; 24 days delivery for Peninsular Malaysia, 57 days for East Malaysia Flexible free storage policy: New products enjoy nearly 2 months of free warehousing Full local services including dropshipping, COD collection and return handling

As Latin Americas largest e-commerce market, Brazil has attracted a large number of Chinese cross-border sellers. However, Brazilian customs regulations are strict, and overseas warehouse storage rules are complex; even the slightest oversight can result in refusal of entry, hefty late fees, or even the auctioning and destruction of goods. Today, well provide you with a comprehensive overview of the storage requirements for Brazilian overseas warehouses. Non-compliant packaging results in immediate rejection by the warehouse Brazilian overseas warehouses have extremely detailed packaging requirements. Each item must retain its original packaging, and product information must not be obscured in any way. Sharp tools must be individually wrapped in bubble wrap with reinforced ends; fragile items must be fully padded with foam or sponge; and household tools must undergo anti-rust and shock-absorbing treatment. Additionally, each item must be affixed with a scannable barcode. Taking Meituans FULL warehouse as an example, a platform-specific label must also be attached, and each label code must be unique and non-reusable. Non-compliant packaging may result in additional handling fees at best, or outright rejection and return at worst. Incomplete Documentation Means Goods Cannot Enter the Warehouse Brazilian customs explicitly stipulates that warehouse operators bear joint liability if they cannot prove the legality of the goods origin. Therefore, prior to warehousing, you must have the following documents ready: import declaration, proof of duty payment, commercial invoice (DANFE), and transport invoice (DACTE). Categories such as counterfeit goods, uncertified electrical products, adult products, ear scoops, and skincare products that come into direct contact with the skin are all on the prohibited list. Failure to process within the time limit results in snowballing fees Brazilian overseas warehouses generally offer approximately 30 days of free storage, with some providers extending this to 90 days. However, once this period expires, Brazilian customs imposes a daily late fee of 2% on滞留 parcels. After 50 days, the late fees may exceed the value of the goods themselves. Meitodo FULL warehouses also charge a monthly fee for old inventory after 60 days, and customs duties become applicable after four months. If goods remain unprocessed for an extended period, the warehouse has the right to auction or destroy them. Inventory Management: Small Batches and Frequent Replenishment Is the Key Sellers are advised to follow the 20 to 30 days of inventory coverage principle and adopt a replenishment strategy of small batches and frequent restocking to avoid excessive capital tied up in inventory. For slow-moving items that remain unsold for over 60 days, be sure to dispose of them as soon as possible before the settlement date through promotions, price reductions, or channel transfers. The Brazilian market holds immense potential, but it is by no means a market where success can be achieved simply by flooding it with products. Packaging compliance is the entry requirement, complete documentation is the baseline, precise inventory control is the key to profit, and warehouse security is the lifeline. Guangdong Smart Logistics has specialized in Brazilian logistics for many years and can provide you with end-to-end professional services ranging from packaging guidance and customs clearance to warehousing and fulfillment. Please feel free to contact us at any time! Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Shipping daily necessities to an overseas warehouse in Indonesia is a crucial step toward improving logistics efficiency and competitiveness. The Indonesian market has relatively high entry barriers, so the key lies in carefully planning product selection, logistics, warehousing, and compliance. Below is a comprehensive step-by-step guide for your reference: Product Selection and Stocking: Whats Suitable for Shipping to Indonesia? Not all daily necessities are suitable for the overseas warehouse model; your product selection and stocking strategies directly impact inventory turnover and profitability. Daily necessities suitable for overseas warehouses: Small, lightweight, durable items with simple after-sales service are the top choices, such as storage solutions, kitchenware, home decor, and small tools. These keep warehousing and logistics costs more manageable. Some bulky but consistently popular bestsellers are also suitable, as they can significantly enhance the local consumers delivery experience. High-risk products to avoid: Liquids, powders, battery-powered electronics, food, pharmaceuticals, and counterfeit or infringing products carry extremely high customs clearance risks and should be avoided altogether. If you must sell them, you must use specialized channels for sensitive goods and prepare all compliance certifications in advance. Stock Preparation Strategy Recommendations: Beginners/Product Testing: Start by testing market response with small batches via direct shipping from China. Once you confirm stable orders, stock the overseas warehouse to effectively reduce risk. Stable Period / Bestsellers: For products with consistent sales, switch to a drop-shipping model from overseas warehouses. Be sure to manage inventory carefully; the rent-free period on the Indonesia marketplace is typically only 30 days. Adopt a small batches, high frequency restocking strategy based on sales data to avoid incurring high storage fees. I. Forwarding Logistics Quotes: China to Indonesia First, air freight is suitable for small-batch product testing or urgent restocking. Standard air freight costs 81 to 88 RMB per kilogram, while sensitive goods (e.g., branded items, electronic devices, or cosmetics) cost 83 to 90 RMB per kilogram. Delivery times range from 3 to 8 days, with a minimum shipment weight of 3 kilograms. Air freight charges are based on the greater of actual weight or volumetric weight, calculated as length width height 6000. Next, sea freight is suitable for large-volume restocking to reduce costs. Standard cargo sea freight costs 1,680 to 2,070 RMB per cubic meter, while sensitive cargo sea freight costs 2,300 to 2,400 RMB per cubic meter. Transit time is 20 to 25 days, with a minimum shipment volume of 0.3 cubic meters. Please note a restriction: 1 cubic meter is limited to 500 kg; for heavier shipments, please confirm separately. The free delivery areas included in the initial shipping quote are limited to Central Jakarta, West Jakarta, and North Jakarta. Additional local delivery fees apply for other regions such as Surabaya and Bandung. II. Overseas Warehouse Quotes: Jakarta, Indonesia First, regarding storage fees. There are two billing methods: weight-based billing is 0.5 yuan per kilogram per day, calculated starting from the 4th day after the goods arrive at the Indonesian warehouse, with a minimum daily fee of 30 yuan per shipment; volume-based billing is 100 yuan per cubic meter per month. A money-saving tip is that storage fees are waived if monthly order volume exceeds 20,000 orders. Additionally, goods received before the 20th of the month are exempt from that months storage fee, and goods received after the 21st are exempt from the following months fee. Next, lets discuss order processing fees, which cover drop-shipping costs. For small parcels with the longest side not exceeding 60 cm, the fee is 2.7 yuan per order for monthly volumes up to 6,000 orders, and 2.3 yuan per order for volumes exceeding 24,000 orders. If an order contains more than 3 items, an additional 0.5 yuan is charged for each item over the limit. For medium-sized packages with the longest side not exceeding 100 cm, the fee is 3.7 yuan per order for monthly volumes up to 6,000 orders, and 3.0 yuan per order for volumes exceeding 24,000 orders. The same surcharge applies for excess items. For large packages with the longest side exceeding 100 cm, the fee is approximately 6.9 yuan per order, though this is subject to negotiation. Other fees: Full container unloading and warehousing fees: 400 RMB for a 20-foot GP container, 600 RMB for a 40-foot HQ container; free for LCL shipments. Shelf placement fees: 0.1 to 0.5 RMB per item, calculated based on dimensions. Return processing (including quality inspection): 1 to 1.5 RMB per order. Label replacement service: approximately 1 to 2 RMB per item. III. Example of Comprehensive Cost Estimate Taking 1 cubic meter of daily necessities as an example, approximately 300 kg of general cargo. The ocean freight cost is 1,900 yuan per cubic meter. The first-month storage fee is 100 yuan per cubic meter (some channels may waive this for the first month). Handling fees are calculated based on 500 small items per month, at 2.7 yuan per item, totaling 1,350 yuan. The total cost for the first month is approximately 3,350 yuan (excluding the initial sea freight), which translates to an average fulfillment cost of about 2.9 yuan per itemcomprising 2.7 yuan in handling fees and 0.2 yuan in allocated warehousing costs. IV. Key Considerations For customs clearance, you must provide packing lists and commercial invoices in both Chinese and English. The outer packaging of the goods must be labeled with a shipping mark in the format: YNKY-Sales Rep-Client. For general cargo, it is recommended to declare a value of less than $50 per item to expedite customs clearance. From December to March of the following year, Indonesian customs undergoes a red light period, during which clearance times are significantly longer; please allow sufficient lead time when preparing shipments. Prohibited items: We do not transport mobile phones, tablets, power banks, bare batteries, e-cigarettes, liquids, powders, etc. Claims policy: For uninsured sea freight shipments, compensation is limited to twice the freight cost, with a maximum limit of 10,000 RMB per cubic meter. If you wish to obtain a real-time quote or confirm the exact rate for a specific product category, we recommend contacting Guangdong Wisdom International Logistics directly. They have collection warehouses in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Yiwu. 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As domestic e-commerce traffic hits a plateau, Southeast Asiaa vast untapped markethas long become the new battleground for Shenzhen-based sellers. Indonesia, as Southeast Asias most populous country and the regions fastest-growing e-commerce market, is a prime target for expansion. However, many sellers are stymied by three major hurdles: slow logistics, limited traffic, and the challenges of localization. Dont worry! Integrated shipping services from Shenzhen to Indonesia are now well-established. The combination of local store registration and drop shipping from overseas warehouses is making it easier than ever to tap into Indonesias market. I. Double Clearance Tax-Inclusive Dedicated Lines: The Fast Track from Shenzhen to Indonesia For Shenzhen sellers, logistics is always the lifeline of cross-border e-commerce. Traditional logistics either suffer from delivery times so slow they drive customers away, or face customs clearance hurdles that cause goods to be held upboth of which are major headaches. Service providers specializing in the Southeast Asian market have long offered a solution: double clearance, tax-inclusive, door-to-door dedicated lines. Take Guangdong Wisdom International Logistics as an example. They have established both sea and air freight channels from Shenzhen/Guangzhou to Indonesia. Combined with their in-house professional customs clearance team and local warehouses, they offer a single quote, worry-free service throughout the entire process. Whether its urgent small parcels requiring 35 day direct air freight or bulk shipments via sea freight with a stable 1518 day transit time, they ensure efficient customs clearance and rapid delivery. More importantly, the double clearance and tax-inclusive model frees sellers from the hassle of complex tariff calculations and customs documentation preparation, truly enabling a hands-off shipping experience. II. Local Store Registration: The Key to Unlocking Traffic Many Shenzhen sellers may have experienced this: despite having quality products, they consistently struggle to outperform local sellers on AliExpress. The core reason lies in the platforms traffic biascompared to overseas merchants, local stores often receive higher exposure, lower commission rates, and even access to exclusive platform promotions. Now, service providers can offer sellers one ID, one store authenticated registration services, assisting with local store setup on major platforms like TikTok Shop, Bukalapak, and Tokopedia. Through this approach, sellers can not only bypass platform traffic restrictions on overseas merchants but also enjoy all the benefits of local sellers. Imagine this: when your products appear alongside those of local sellers in the same recommended spot, your price advantage combined with the trust associated with a local store makes it nearly impossible for order volume not to rise. III. Overseas Warehouses and Drop Shipping: The Secret Weapon for Small and Medium-Sized Sellers If local stores are the stepping stone to gaining traffic, then overseas warehouses and drop shipping are the core tools for boosting conversion rates and reducing costs. Guangdong Wisdom International Logistics operates overseas warehouses in Indonesia with a total area of 20,000 square meters, located in major cities such as Jakarta and Bandung, covering most of Indonesias consumer markets. Just how comprehensive is their overseas warehouse service? They support product listing within 48 hours, order fulfillment within 24 hours, and last-mile delivery to consumers in as little as two daystimelines comparable to domestic express services. With a minimum shipment volume of just 0.3 CBM, even small and medium-sized sellers testing new products need not worry about inventory pressure. More importantly, they also provide value-added services such as returns processing, cash-on-delivery collection, same-day fund settlement, and authentic product reviews, eliminating sellers concerns. For Shenzhen-based sellers, pre-stocking goods in Indonesian overseas warehouses not only shortens delivery times and enhances the customer experience but also reduces logistics costs. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Malaysia overseas warehouses serve as a mainstream local fulfillment solution for cross-border e-commerce in Southeast Asia. Cross-border sellers ship products to local Malaysian warehouses in bulk via sea and air freight for inventory stocking. Upon customer order placement, local warehouses conduct sorting, packaging and last-mile delivery, replacing traditional direct shipping from China. This solution significantly shortens logistics fulfillment time, reduces overall operational costs, acquires platform traffic weight, and improves after-sales experience for consumers. It is a core operational strategy for sellers on mainstream platforms including Lazada and Shopee to penetrate the Malaysian market and enhance store competitiveness. I. Operation Modes Warehouse Types Premium overseas warehouse resources in Malaysia are predominantly concentrated in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Port Klang. Benefiting from comprehensive local logistics supporting facilities, nationwide delivery coverage and stable fulfillment capabilities, Malaysian overseas warehouses are divided into two categories to accommodate diverse operational needs of sellers: 1. Official Platform Warehouses Represented by Lazada LGF and Shopee SLS, official platform warehouses grant enrolled products exclusive platform labels, prioritized search traffic and enhanced store weight. Complying strictly with platform fulfillment regulations, products stored in official warehouses are eligible for various official platform campaigns. This option is ideal for cross-border sellers focused on a single platform and relying on platform traffic for operations. 2. Third-Party Overseas Warehouses Leading third-party service providers include JD Logistics and Smart Logistics. Compared with official platform warehouses, third-party warehouses deliver more flexible and diversified services. They offer one-stop value-added solutions including dropshipping, bulk inventory storage, labeling and warehousing, product quality inspection and refurbishment, return processing and full inventory management. Supporting multi-platform and multi-store binding, third-party overseas warehouses feature superior cost performance and suit the majority of cross-border sellers. II. Core Advantages 1. Fast Fulfillment Higher Conversion Rate Local warehousing enables nationwide delivery within 1 to 3 working days and same-day delivery in core urban areas, a substantial upgrade compared with the 715 day lead time of direct shipping from China. Products marked with local delivery labels effectively eliminate customers purchase concerns, greatly boosting product exposure, store click-through rate and order conversion rate. 2. Cost Reduction Operational Efficiency Improvement Bulk pre-stocking via sea and air freight replaces traditional single-parcel cross-border shipping, fundamentally cutting down per-unit international logistics costs by up to 79%. In addition, product returns and exchanges can be processed locally in Malaysia instead of being shipped back to China, which drastically reduces extra losses and expenses caused by reverse logistics and secondary customs clearance, realizing comprehensive cost reduction and efficiency improvement. 3. Compatibility with Restricted Products Expanded Product Selection Local overseas warehouses support restricted items unavailable via cross-border air shipping from China, including standalone batteries, magnetic products, liquids, powders and large-size beauty products. Premium third-party warehouses are equipped with constant-temperature storage facilities, suitable for storing beauty and skincare products, health supplements and snacks that require specific storage conditions. This effectively expands sellers product selection scope and enriches store product portfolios. 4. Controllable Inventory Optimized After-Sales Service Equipped with professional WMS (Warehouse Management System), the solution supports real-time inventory data synchronization and precise inventory monitoring, effectively preventing stockouts and overstocking. Customer returns undergo full local processing including receiving, quality inspection, refurbishment and repackaging for resale, minimizing stocking losses, improving store reputation and increasing customer repurchase rates. III. Comparison of Mainstream Service Providers IV. Complete Cost Structure (Market Reference Standard) Malaysia overseas warehouse services feature transparent and standardized pricing with no hidden fees. The total cost consists of five core components, catering to sellers with different inventory scales: Forward Freight : Cross-border shipping from China to Malaysia. Sea freight is optimal for bulk stocking with high cost performance, while air freight supports urgent restocking with faster lead time for flexible operational scheduling. Warehousing Fee : The market average rate ranges from 15 to 30 Malaysian Ringgit per cubic meter per month. Most service providers offer a 60-day free warehousing period for new sellers to lower initial operational costs. Inbound Handling Fee : Covers full inbound procedures including goods receiving, quality inspection, product labeling and shelf stocking, priced at 2 to 5 Malaysian Ringgit per unit. Last-Mile Delivery Fee : Nationwide delivery service across Malaysia with unified pricing of 3 to 8 Malaysian Ringgit per order. Reverse Processing Fee : Covers local return receiving, product inspection, refurbishment and re-delivery after-sales services, priced at 2 to 5 Malaysian Ringgit per unit. V. Suitable Sellers Recommended Product Categories 1. Suitable Sellers Ideal for all-category cross-border sellers operating Lazada and Shopee Malaysia stores. Particularly suitable for merchants with an average order value above 50 Malaysian Ringgit and high customer repurchase rates, sellers dealing with large/heavy goods and air-shipping restricted products, and refined operation merchants aiming to optimize logistics experience, elevate store weight and product conversion rates to further explore the local market. 2. Recommended Product Categories Priority categories include home kitchenware, 3C digital accessories, beauty skincare products, maternity baby supplies, automotive accessories and daily necessities, featuring strong market demand, high repurchase rates, low damage risk and high adaptability to local consumer preferences. VI. Core Operational Guidelines for Warehousing Refined Inventory Stocking : New sellers are recommended to conduct small-batch trial stocking (5001000 units) to test market traffic and sales performance. Bulk restocking can be arranged after verifying product profitability data to achieve precise inventory control and avoid overstocking and unsold inventory risks. Compliant Customs Clearance : Prepare complete customs clearance documents including commercial invoices, packing lists and certificates of origin in advance to ensure smooth customs clearance. Strictly comply with relevant regulations to pay tariffs and SST taxes and prevent cargo detention due to non-compliance. Intelligent Inventory Management : Leverage professional warehouse management systems to monitor real-time inventory data, set dedicated safety inventory thresholds, conduct regular inventory reviews and timely restocking to avoid store stockouts and declining store weight. Efficient After-Sales Turnover : Process local return orders promptly. Professional inspection, refurbishment and repackaging enable returned products to be relisted for resale, effectively reducing inventory losses and operational deficits. VII. Operational Risk Reminders Inventory Overstock Risk : Inaccurate market demand forecasting and declining product traffic may lead to unsold inventory. Accumulated long-term warehousing fees will directly compress store profit margins. Policy Fluctuation Risk : Malaysias tariff standards, SST taxation rules and cross-border product access regulations are subject to irregular updates. Sellers shall keep track of policy changes to ensure compliant store operation. Market Competition Risk : An increasing number of cross-border sellers adopt overseas warehouse solutions, leading to intensified homogeneous market competition. Sellers need differentiated product optimization, refined pricing strategies and full-store refined operations to strengthen core competitiveness.

This article summarizes the standardized process, fee structure, reduction policies, shipping restrictions, and cost examples for shipping goods from Dongguan to Indonesian overseas warehouses in full containers. It helps foreign trade and cross-border merchants standardize shipments, avoid logistics risks, and efficiently complete inbounding, warehousing, and last-mile fulfillment in Indonesian overseas warehouses. I. Full-Link Standardized Operating Process (i) Pre-shipment Preparation Merchants must submit the Inbound Notification Form one working day before shipment, providing the container number, type of goods, cargo volume, and estimated arrival time, allowing the overseas warehouse to prepare for receiving in advance. Goods must strictly comply with the overseas warehouse packaging and labeling standards: The outer carton must display the SKUM code + quantity in the format: SKUM code quantity; The SKUM code must consist of 513 alphanumeric characters, with no special symbols or spaces; Attach durable, waterproof SKUM labels in advance to prevent detachment or wear that could cause inbound exceptions. (ii) Cross-Border Shipping and Destination Port Clearance Full container shipping is supported in 20GP (28m) and 40GP/40HQ (56m) sizes. The overall shipping time for routes to Indonesia is 1525 days (including customs clearance). Merchants are encouraged to choose DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) services, where the logistics provider handles all destination port clearance and tax payments, reducing the risk of cargo delays or seizure. (iii) Indonesian Overseas Warehouse Receiving and Fulfillment Goods are unloaded within 2 hours of arrival. The container status and cargo quantity are checked to identify any damage or missing items. Once the goods are verified, inbounding and shelving are completed within 13 working days, and an electronic inventory report is generated. Storage is billed by volume, with real-time inventory tracking available. The warehouse collaborates with local couriers such as JNT, JNE, SiCepat, and Shopee Express, providing sorting, packing, labeling, and fulfillment services. Delivery lead times: 13 days in Jakarta, 37 days for other provinces. Recipients must check the goods upon delivery. Any discrepancies must be noted on the receipt and documented with photos and videos for after-sales handling. II. Comprehensive Fee Structure and Calculation Rules Logistics costs are divided into three categories: basic fees, handling fees, and value-added after-sales services. Fees are transparent and accompanied by storage reduction policies. (i) Basic Fixed Fees 1. Unloading Fee Charged per container specification: Container Specification Fee (RMB/container) 20GP 400 40GP/40HQ 600 2. Storage Fee Differential pricing for warehouses in Jakarta and Tangerang, with reduction rules: Warehouse Location Base Price (RMB/month/m) Fee Reduction Rules Jakarta Warehouse 100 1. No monthly storage fee if shelving is completed by the 20th of the month; 2. Full-month storage fee waived if monthly orders exceed 20,000 units. Tangerang Warehouse 50 1. If shelving is completed after the 21st of the month, storage fees for that month and the following month are waived; 2. If inventory turnover rate 30%, fee is 90 RMB/month/m. (ii) Specific Handling Fees 1. Inbound Shelving Fee Charged per item based on total length of three dimensions (L+W+H): Product Size Category Dimension Standard Fee (RMB/item) Mini/Small Items Total 60cm 0.1 Medium Items 60cm Total 100cm 0.3 Large Items 100cm Total 150cm 0.5 2. Order Outbound Handling Fee Includes picking, packing, and labeling. Prices are tiered based on product dimensions and monthly order volume. Refer to the official price sheet for details. 3. Additional Handling Fees For orders with more than 3 items, an extra 0.2 RMB per additional item. Bubble wrap packaging: +0.5 RMB per item. Cardboard boxes can be purchased on behalf; actual costs will be reimbursed. Adding a gift to an order: +1 RMB per item. (iii) After-Sales and Value-Added Service Fees Returned item re-shelving: 1.5 RMB/item Full return/withdrawal from warehouse: 500 RMB/shipment Abandoned goods handling fee: 30% of cargo value Value-added services: Indonesian store registration: 800 RMB/time Trademark registration: 1,500 RMB/category Labeling/relabeling: 0.8 RMB/item III. Shipping Prohibitions, Restrictions, and Quotation Basis (i) Prohibited and Restricted Items Absolutely prohibited: Counterfeit goods, infringing products, firearms, drugs, and all other illegal items. Restricted items: Food, cosmetics, health supplements, e-cigarettes, liquids, and powders must be confirmed in advance. Oversized items must be verified for warehouse handling capability. (ii) Monthly Minimum Spend Requirement No minimum spend for the first three months for new customers. Starting from the fourth month, the minimum monthly outbound handling fee is 2,000 RMB; shortfalls must be topped up. (iii) Information Needed for Accurate Quotation Please provide product type, dimensions, total volume, estimated monthly order volume, target warehouse, and any value-added service needs to obtain a precise cost calculation. IV. Cost Calculation Example Scenario: Tangerang warehouse, 20GP full container of mini/small items (28m), monthly order volume of 15,000 units, no value-added services. Unloading fee: 400 RMB Storage fee: 50 28 = 1,400 RMB (does not meet waiver criteria) Shelving fee: 0.1 10,000 = 1,000 RMB First month basic subtotal: 2,800 RMB (excluding ocean freight and outbound handling fees) For an accurate quotation and customized logistics plan, please submit product and stocking information for consultation.

Exporting Household Appliances to Indonesia and Settling into Overseas Warehouses The logistics pricing model is divided into two independent scenarios, tailored to different seller stocking situations: Goods are already in Indonesia, requiring only overseas warehouse onboarding and inventory托管; Goods are prepared domestically, shipped via cross-border sea freight to Indonesia, cleared through customs, delivered, and stored in the warehouse. This guide comprehensively covers both Full Container Load (FCL) and Less than Container Load (LCL) shipping modes, breaking down costs across cross-border sea freight, customs clearance, warehouse receiving operations, and inventory storage. It enables fast calculation of product costs and supports accurate pricing for customers. Scenario 1: Local Indonesian stock, overseas warehouse storage only If a cross-border seller has a production facility or own warehouse in Indonesia and the goods do not require international shipping only local transfer to a partner overseas warehouse there are no international logistics costs. Total expenses consist of three parts: unloading and handling fees, per-unit shelving fees, and monthly storage fees. Unloading and handling service fees Covers labor costs for unloading, counting, inspecting, and moving goods into storage. Different rates apply for FCL and LCL shipments: 20GP standard container: RMB 400/container 40GP, 40HQ, 45HQ large container: RMB 600/container LCL shipments: No unloading/handling fee Shelving service fees For all household appliances, fees are based on the total outer dimensions (L+W+H): Mini/small (60 cm): RMB 0.1/unit Medium (100 cm): RMB 0.3/unit Large (150 cm): RMB 0.5/unit No hidden fees. Monthly storage fees Vary by warehouse location. Special rates apply to slow-moving stock. New sellers enjoy limited-time storage discounts. Jakarta warehouse: RMB 100/cbm/month Tangerang warehouse: Fast-moving goods RMB 50/cbm/month; slow-moving/long-stay goods RMB 90/cbm/month Note: Free storage policies and durations are detailed in official warehouse service documents. Scenario 2: Domestic sea freight export (includes cross-border transport + overseas warehouse receiving) Total cost includes: China-Indonesia cross-border sea freight (DDP delivery duty paid) + Indonesia local warehouse receiving fees. Supports LCL and FCL. Sea freight rates (LCL mode) Indonesia has strict customs rules for appliances. Rates depend on product type. All rates are all-inclusive DDP (export customs, sea freight, destination clearance, duties, VAT). Standard sensitive appliances (RMB 2,270/cbm): Household lamps (except vehicle lamps), 32 TVs, CFC-free fridges, washing machines, rice cookers, fans, irons, blenders, CFC-free ACs, vacuum cleaners, air purifiers, massage devices, audio equipment, mixers, home projectors, etc. SNI mandatory sensitive goods (RMB 2,600/cbm): Appliances requiring SNI certification (specialized/industrial electricals, machinery), also goods shipped with wooden products, iron quota items, tires. General trade goods (RMB 1,780/cbm): Most appliances not in above categories. If unsure, submit product details for individual quote. LCL billing rules Standard: 1 cbm = 500 kg. System compares actual volume vs. weight-converted volume, uses the higher value. Minimum chargeable volume: 0.3 cbm. Weight conversion formula: Chargeable CBM = Total weight (kg) 500 Last-mile delivery scope Basic sea freight includes free delivery to warehouses in Central, West, and North Jakarta. Additional remote delivery fees apply for warehouses outside these areas quote based on exact address. Warehouse receiving fees After sea freight, customs clearance, and delivery, the unloading, shelving, and monthly storage fees follow the same rates as Scenario 1. Information needed for accurate quoting Shipping scenario: domestic direct shipment or local Indonesian stock Receiving location: exact overseas warehouse address in Indonesia Product info: name and model for customs classification Logistics mode: FCL or LCL Shipment parameters: total volume, total net weight, total pieces Packaging: dimensions per outer carton, and是否需要 wooden frame reinforcement

Charging cables are a hot-selling item in Indonesias e-commerce market. Many sellers choose to stock them in local warehouses for faster delivery. But how much does it actually cost to send a batch of cables to an Indonesia warehouse? And whats the real difference between LCL (Less than Container Load) and FCL (Full Container Load)? Lets break down the numbers clearly for both scenarios. Step 1: Where is your cargo right now? The cost logic is completely different. Scenario A: Your goods are in China You need sea freight to Indonesia, then warehouse entry. Scenario B: Your goods are already in Indonesia You need local delivery to the warehouse (e.g., returns, relabeling). Dont mix up the two the pricing structures are different. Scenario A: Shipping from China (Most Common) You pay two parts: sea freight + warehouse handling fees. 1. Sea Freight (DDP Delivered Duty Paid) Charging cables fall under phone accessories. The rate is approximately 1,780 RMB per cubic meter (CBM) . Transit time: 1822 days. Rule: 1 CBM max 500 kg. If overweight, billable CBM = actual weight (kg) / 500. Minimum: 0.3 CBM. 2. Warehouse handling fees (after arrival in Indonesia) Unloading fee: FCL 20GP: ~400 RMB/container FCL 40GP/40HQ: ~600 RMB/container LCL: Free Shelving fee (per piece): Charging cables are small. Mini size (sum of 3 sides 60cm): ~0.1 RMB/piece Small size (sum 100cm): ~0.3 RMB/piece Scenario B: Goods already in Indonesia Common for returns/re-shelving. You only pay local operation fees: Unloading fee: same as above LCL is free . Return re-shelving: ~11.5 RMB/order (+0.5 RMB if quality inspection needed). Storage fee: Jakarta warehouse ~100 RMB/month/CBM; Tangerang warehouse ~50 RMB/month/CBM. LCL vs. FCL Which one should you choose? Choose LCL if: Your total volume is under 15 CBM. You want to test the market with a small batch. Biggest advantage: Free unloading fee (saves you a few hundred RMB). Choose FCL if: Your volume exceeds 20 CBM and sales are stable. You want the lowest per-unit sea freight cost. Catch: You pay an extra 400600 RMB for unloading, so do the math. Real Example: Shipping 10,000 Charging Cables Lets say you ship 10,000 cables to Tangerang warehouse. Single cable size: 15cm 10cm 2cm. Weight: 0.1 kg. Total volume: 0.0003 CBM per cable 10,000 = 3 CBM Total weight: 10,000 0.1 kg = 1,000 kg Sea freight: 3 CBM max weight limit is 1,500 kg. Your 1,000 kg is under. 3 CBM 1,780 RMB = 5,340 RMB Unloading fee: 3 CBM = LCL 0 RMB Shelving fee: Assume small size at 0.3 RMB/piece 10,000 0.3 = 3,000 RMB Total cost: 5,340 + 3,000 = 8,340 RMB Average cost per cable (sea freight + warehouse entry): ~0.83 RMB Summary Shipping from China: Total = Sea freight (1,780 RMB/CBM) + Unloading (free for LCL) + Shelving (0.10.3 RMB/piece) Goods already in Indonesia: Total = Local unloading (free for LCL) + Shelving fee To get an accurate quote, prepare these 4 details: Departure location (China or Indonesia local) Destination (which warehouse Jakarta or Tangerang?) Shipment type (LCL or FCL) Cargo data (total CBM, total kg, total pieces) Now you know exactly how to calculate costs. No more surprises. Whats your current logistics cost for charging cables to Indonesia? Feel free to share in the comments.