Temperature-controlled bays from 10-25℃ · humidity regulated at 40-60% · light-protected segregated bays · item-level records and bonded duty deferral
Leather, suede and textile accessories are highly sensitive to moisture, and the rainy season is when mould spots appear. Metal hardware corrodes in damp air, and leather stiffens when it dries out in heat. High value also means tighter security and unit-by-unit traceability. A plain ambient bay controls none of these.
The left column describes what this category typically runs into in a plain ambient bay; the right column is the corresponding condition available on our site today. Check both against your own product requirements before booking.
This category typically calls for stable humidity, a cool environment away from direct light, traceable item records and a controlled handling route. Below are the conditions of the bays we can lease today; compare them line by line with your goods.
For high-value cargo the priorities are checking piece by piece, keeping the shape intact and leaving a trace at every step. These are the checkpoints we can support; the split of responsibility follows the contract.
Receipt check
Pieces, carton marks and external condition checked against the packing list and customs documents; exceptions recorded and photographed on the spot.
Item booking
Serial numbers, authentication codes or batch numbers recorded unit by unit, building an item-level ledger reconciled against the list you provide.
Shelving
Placed by SKU and batch; styles that crease under weight can be laid out separately as agreed at the planning stage, reducing compression and rubbing.
Dispatch double-check
Picked against the dispatch instruction, order number and piece count re-checked, then sealed with the handover note travelling with the goods.
Unpacking, repacking, kitting and relabelling can be done inside the zone; working hours and document retention are agreed at the planning stage.
See bonded labelling and kittingFor high-value categories the risk sits in two places: the environment and the movement of goods. The left column lists what this category usually worries about; the right column is what to check when you inspect a warehouse.
Bonded cargo cannot be dealt with freely inside the zone; movements and ledgers follow customs rules. Documents can be pre-checked to cut waiting time outside the zone.
Certificate of origin, invoice, packing list, contract and batch records in place on entry, with the ledger booked as customs requires.
Partial withdrawals with consolidated declaration; duty and VAT settled on release.
Goods leaving the zone for display follow the bonded display and trading filing and guarantee procedures; unsold goods can be returned or re-exported.
We support scheduled customs checks and stocktaking, providing ledgers, movement records and explanations of any differences.
This category typically calls for a restricted handling route, camera coverage and explicit insurance and liability terms. We can explain how the site is managed and put the split of liability, who insures and the claims process into the contract; the exact terms are confirmed by both sides.
What a bonded warehouse may hold follows the commodity categories approved by customs, so the category is checked against admission requirements before entry. When goods exit the zone into the domestic market they are declared and the applicable taxes are paid; the rate and dutiable value are determined by customs, and we make no tax commitment.
Accounts can be kept separately by SKU, batch and item level, with serial numbers or authentication codes recorded per unit. Stock is counted on a cycle and stock and movement records are provided; surpluses and shortages are explained and handled as customs requires.
Tell us the category, unit value, packaging format and temperature and humidity requirements. We compare them line by line against the bays we have today and then advise on storage and handling.
3 matching zones
For goods requiring bonded storage and coordinated inbound and outbound procedures. Confirm the plan against customs status, destination and handling needs.
Available space, minimum rental area and pricing are confirmed on request.
View zone →For ordinary goods that do not require bonded supervision. Plan storage around packaging, turnover and delivery requirements.
Available space, minimum rental area and pricing are confirmed on request.
View zone →For goods with defined temperature and humidity requirements. Setpoints can be adjusted; confirm cargo specifications and operating conditions before receiving.
Available space, minimum rental area and pricing are confirmed on request.
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