As someone who regularly exports goods from China to the Philippines, I’ve learned that working with a local shipping agent in the Philippines makes everything easier—from customs clearance to final delivery. Here’s how I made the process smoother by collaborating with a reliable partner on the ground. 1. Choose
By TOS NEY
As someone who regularly imports goods from China to the Philippines, I’ve learned that bundling orders is one of the smartest ways to save time, money, and effort. Whether I’m shipping by air cargo or sea freight, grouping my shipments into one consolidated load helps me avoid multiple customs
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When I started importing from China to the Philippines, one of the first hurdles I faced was getting an import license. Without it, customs clearance becomes impossible, and shipping delays (plus extra fees) are guaranteed. Here’s how I personally handled it: 1. Register with the Philippine Bureau of Customs
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If you’re like me and ship regularly from China to the Philippines, you know how crazy peak season can get—especially before Christmas, Chinese New Year, and major Philippine holidays. Spaces get tight, rates jump, and delays become the norm. Here’s how I personally handle peak season shipping, so my
By TOS NEY
When I started packing and shipping goods to the Philippines, choosing the right bonded warehouse made a huge difference. A bonded warehouse is not just a storage facility—it affects your customs clearance speed, costs, and risk control. Here’s how I personally select a bonded warehouse when exporting from China
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When I ship goods—especially industrial products—from China to the Philippines, one big lesson I’ve learned is: overpacking costs money. More packaging means more volume, more weight, and ultimately higher shipping fees. Here’s how I manage to avoid unnecessary overpacking without compromising the safety of my products: 1. Use the
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When I ship goods from China to the Philippines, understanding how to calculate CBM (Cubic Meter) is essential—it determines the freight cost, especially for LCL (Less than Container Load) shipments. Whether you’re shipping to a Philippines port or opting for commercial delivery to your warehouse, knowing the CBM helps
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As an importer from China to the Philippines, knowing where my goods are at every step gives me peace of mind and better control over delivery schedules. If you also want to ship with end-to-end tracking, here’s how I do it: 1. Start with a Freight Partner That Offers
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As someone who regularly imports from China to the Philippines, reducing lead time has been key to maintaining smooth inventory flow and customer satisfaction. Whether you’re a small importer or managing bulk cargo, here are practical ways I’ve successfully shortened shipping times: 1. Work with a Trusted International Cargo
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If you’re planning to import goods from China to the Philippines, especially in high volumes, working with customs-friendly suppliers can save you from delays, penalties, and unexpected costs. As a buyer, here’s how I make sure my suppliers are compliant and efficient: 1. Look for Suppliers with Proper Export
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