GUANGZHOU 3PL · VALUE-ADDED PREPARATION
Correct the preparation.
Before it leaves China.
Coordinate product relabeling, carton labels, repacking and approved rework in Guangzhou before stock release.
A sample first. An approved batch next.
Agree the affected SKUs, quantities and work instructions before relabeling or rework begins. Review an agreed sample, approve the label and packing version, then reconcile completed, held and unused units before release.
Define the change to the stock.
| Work | Merchant supplies | Record to agree |
|---|---|---|
| Product relabeling | SKU mapping, approved artwork and placement reference | Label version, sample approval reference, completed and held quantities |
| Carton labels | Destination instructions and final carton plan | Carton number and finished contents |
| Repacking | Protection and presentation brief | Approved packing version, materials and dimensions |
| Bundle correction | Component list and substitution instructions | Completed kits, held / incomplete units and remaining components |
From work instruction to release.
- 01
Identify affected stock
Separate the selected quantity and state what must change.
- 02
Approve the sample
Confirm the file version, placement, packaging and visible review criteria.
- 03
Complete the agreed work
Track the batch and keep unresolved units separate.
- 04
Reconcile the balance
Record completed quantities, held stock, remaining materials and release approval.
Control the instruction version.
When a label file or packing instruction changes, stop the affected batch. Record work already completed, approve any repeat work and reconcile remaining labels or materials before restarting.
Product and carton identifiers serve different purposes. Match each approved file to its SKU or carton reference and the merchant’s destination instructions.
A rework brief you can send.
Edit the details here, then copy the brief into your preferred chat.
Connect checks, materials and the quote.
Agree the charging unit for affected units or work batches, sample preparation, label or packing materials and the checking method. Attach the approved artwork or instruction version to the work order. Confirm repeat work and its charges when the instruction changes; reconcile completed, held and remaining quantities before release.
Review the charging basis