Service
Value added services
Work done on the goods before they go out
What the service covers
Between goods arriving and goods leaving sits a whole list of work that neither transport nor storage covers: promotional bundles, repacking, adding documents, building shelf-ready units, a final check before despatch.
We call them value added services, but for the consignee they are usually a condition of accepting the delivery. The scope is agreed in writing — what is to be produced, in what quantity, and what a finished unit looks like.
This is the cheapest moment to do anything to the goods: they are already on site, and the work needs no extra movement and no unpacking again at the far end.
Value added services
What is included
- Promotional bundles and multipacks
- Repacking and changes of unit format
- Adding documents, instructions and information material
- Building displays and shelf-ready units
- Batch checks before release
- A count of finished units
How it works
How a job runs
Scope
We agree what is produced, in what quantity, and what a finished unit looks like.
Sample
We build the first unit for approval.
Production
We work the batch, checking it against the sample.
Release
We check the batch before release and hand over the count.
In practice
What value added services looks like day to day
Who it is for
Who it is for
- Suppliers to retail networks preparing promotions
- E-commerce businesses building bundled offers
- Importers adapting goods to a destination market
- Manufacturers who want the work done where the goods already are
Common questions
The questions we get asked most
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What counts as a value added service?
Work done on the goods before release: bundles, repacking, adding documents, building displays, a check before despatch. The scope is agreed in writing before we start.
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Do these services need a separate contract?
They can run inside a warehousing arrangement or as a standalone job. How it is settled is agreed at quotation stage.
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Can we order a one-off campaign?
Yes. We handle both one-off campaigns and repeat work on a fixed rhythm.
Related services
Related services
Industrial packaging and palletization
Packing, repacking, palletizing and securing goods to the consignee’s requirements and to what the movement demands.
Labelling and marking
Applying barcodes, shipping labels, batch numbers and product identification marks.
Warehousing
Receipt, storage and release of goods between transport legs — with stock records and paperwork for every movement.
Quick quote
Ask us to price a movement
Give us the route, leave your details and describe the load. You get a concrete proposal back, not a calculator result.
- Pricing for domestic and European lanes.
- An answer from a forwarder, not from an algorithm.
- Direct contact with the person who will run the job.