Logistics companies & consolidators
China–US parcel transport and US postal handover for your customer batches, with agreed parcel data, dispatch arrangements, billing and exception contacts.
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China–US parcel shipping partnerships
Jeton Express provides China–US parcel consolidation and shipping for logistics companies, warehouses and e-commerce businesses. Connect supplier receiving in Guangzhou, international transport and US postal handover, with merchant labels, US fulfilment and returns as part of your agreed service.
Services for the way your business ships
Warehouses & fulfilment providers
Merchant labels, order-file handling and shipping integration that connect your warehouse dispatch to the selected carrier service and shipment records.
Request a business quoteE-commerce merchants & brands
Supplier receiving, consolidation and packing in Guangzhou, followed by direct shipping to US customers or US stock fulfilment, with returns handling when required.
Request a business quoteA connected parcel and warehouse service
China receiving & consolidation
Guangzhou supplier receiving, quantity checks, storage, consolidation and packing, with the agreed arrival, handling and release records.
China–US parcel shipping
International parcel transport, export documentation, US customs coordination and postal handover, with USPS delivery under the selected service.
Merchant labels & shipping integration
Order-file processing and batch labels, with store, OMS or WMS integration scoped to your systems and USPS account arrangements.
US fulfilment & returns
Stock receiving, pick-and-pack and returns handling through the agreed US partner warehouse, including authorised repacking and onward dispatch.
Choose how your US customer orders ship
Compare the same goods, packed measurements, destinations and operating period. Each arrangement has its own stock location, work, charges and handover responsibilities.
| Scope to compare | China–US direct parcels | US partner warehouse stock | Your own US dispatch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inventory starting point | Supplier goods are received and prepared in Guangzhou for customer parcels. US warehouse inventory is not required for this route. | Stock is received at the agreed US partner warehouse after the inbound arrangement. Accepted quantities and release instructions guide local fulfilment. | You already hold stock authorised for dispatch at your own US location. Agree any upstream international transport as a separate scope. |
| Picking, packing & physical handover | Jeton coordinates agreed Guangzhou consolidation and packing. The US shipping partner coordinates import and postal handover; USPS delivers the accepted parcels. | The US partner warehouse picks and packs approved orders and completes the agreed carrier handover. You approve order release and packing rules. | Your team packs and physically hands over parcels. Jeton supports agreed labels, order-file or API work; postage-account access and provider responsibilities are confirmed. |
| Quotation & charge scope | Confirm receiving, packing, international movement, import-related costs and USPS delivery charges, with final packed measurements, destinations and included or excluded tasks. | Confirm inbound transport separately from receiving, storage, pick and pack, materials, postage and returns. Retain charging units and agreed adjustment rules. | Confirm label or integration work, postage arrangements and support charges. Your stock handling and physical dispatch remain with your team unless separately agreed. |
| Service records to agree | Agree supplier receiving references, quantities, packing approval, batch release, international movement, postal handover and tracking records linked to each order or parcel. | Agree receiving quantities, SKU stock movements, approved order releases, packing, dispatch, tracking and return-disposition records supplied under the warehouse service scope. | Agree order fields, label and tracking references, and any integration response records. Your team retains physical handover evidence against each parcel. |
| Information for a quotation | Share goods, supplier arrival pattern, parcel quantities, final packed weights and dimensions, US destinations and dispatch frequency for the selected service. | Share SKUs, stock quantities and location, inbound dates, usual order lines, packaging, destinations, expected order volume and return instructions. | Share your US dispatch location, parcel profile, order volume, account arrangements, sales systems, label format and order-file or API requirements. |
| Service details & quotation |
Need a combination of these services?
Quote my combined requirementsA clear service role at every stage
Jeton Express is your contact for the agreed receiving, shipping and warehouse work. US partners handle their contracted arrival and handover stages, and USPS provides the selected postal delivery service. Your quotation identifies the service scope, operating contacts and records that connect these stages.
Jeton Express
Guangzhou receiving, packing & dispatch
Supplier receiving, quantity checks, consolidation and packing in Guangzhou. Jeton coordinates the agreed international transport and US handover, with an operational contact for receiving, dispatch and shipment questions.
- Service records
- Supplier arrival references, received quantities, approved packing instructions, final parcel measurements and parcel or batch identifiers, as agreed for the service.
Agreed US shipping partner
US arrival & postal handover
US arrival handling, customs-release coordination and postal induction under the selected route. The agreed US partner handles its contracted stage; the importer and broker retain their defined customs responsibilities. Customs release, physical handover and postal acceptance remain distinct milestones.
- Service records
- US entry or release reference where applicable, parcel list, agreed handover record and any reported receiving or induction exception.
USPS
Postal acceptance & US delivery
USPS handles tracking and US delivery for the selected postal service after the applicable acceptance stage. Your Jeton contact supports shipment follow-up using the linked parcel and carrier references. Label creation and physical USPS acceptance are separate events.
- Service records
- USPS tracking number, acceptance and delivery events, and the linked order reference.
For US stock: receiving, fulfillment & returns
When your service includes US stock, the agreed partner warehouse performs the contracted handling work. Jeton coordinates your instructions and exception follow-up; you approve the order, packing and stock-disposition rules. The service agreement defines the tasks and records supplied.
Receive & identify stock
- Execution
- The US partner warehouse matches arrivals to receiving references and SKUs, completes agreed quantity and condition checks, and identifies accepted and held stock.
- Your approval
- You confirm the receiving instructions and decide how quantity or condition differences are resolved before the affected stock is released.
- Service records
- Receiving reference, accepted SKU quantities, agreed condition evidence and items held for review.
Prepare & dispatch orders
- Execution
- The US partner warehouse picks, packs and prepares the agreed carrier handover using the approved order file and packing specification.
- Your approval
- You approve SKU allocation, packaging and release rules. Shortages, substitutions and order changes requiring a decision are referred to you.
- Service records
- Order or batch reference, prepared quantities, dispatch and carrier handover references, and linked stock movements.
Receive returns & apply stock instructions
- Execution
- The US partner warehouse identifies returned items, records the agreed checks and keeps them separate from available stock while the next action awaits approval.
- Your approval
- Your authorized return rules determine holding, restocking, repacking or onward dispatch. Exceptions and additional work require your decision within the agreed scope.
- Service records
- Return and original order references where available, agreed condition notes or photos, approved action and resulting stock or dispatch record.
Operational records that support your business
A shared order, parcel or batch reference connects receiving, dispatch, tracking and billing. Your service agreement defines the records supplied at each stage, keeping warehouse receipt, customs release and USPS acceptance visible as separate milestones.
Receiving & batch records
Supplier references, received quantities, parcel identifiers and approved packing instructions connect the goods received to the goods released.
Postal handover & tracking
The parcel list, handover reference and carrier tracking number connect dispatch to subsequent USPS acceptance and delivery events.
Billing & exception support
The agreed charging basis and adjustment records support reconciliation. Stage-specific contacts handle receiving differences, handover questions and delivery follow-up.
From quotation to recurring dispatch
Request your quotation
Provide your shipment origin, goods, destinations, parcel specifications and monthly volume.
Agree the commercial terms
Define included services, charges, payment terms, handover points, delivery estimates and responsibilities.
Connect the operation
Set receiving instructions, parcel data, label formats, dispatch arrangements and operational contacts.
Ship, track & reconcile
Dispatch under the agreed service, follow carrier milestones and handle billing or shipment exceptions with the responsible team.
Business shipping questions
Which businesses use Jeton Express shipping partnerships?
Jeton Express serves logistics companies and consolidators moving customer parcel batches, warehouses connecting order dispatch to carrier services, and e-commerce merchants shipping to US customers. A recurring service agreement sets the receiving, parcel-data, dispatch, billing and support arrangements for your operation.
Can we work together without holding US stock?
Yes. China–US direct parcel shipping connects supplier receiving and consolidation in Guangzhou to delivery to your US customers without requiring US stock. Merchant shipping can also support dispatch from your own US location. US partner warehouse fulfilment is available as a separate service for businesses that hold local stock; the quotation defines your selected arrangement.
What should we confirm in a business quotation?
Your quotation should identify the route, postal product, packed measurements, destination mix and shipment volume. It sets out included transport, warehouse and delivery work; charging units and currency; payment terms and quote validity; and the treatment of adjustments, additional work and exceptions. Customs and import charges are identified separately where applicable. Final packed dimensions and weight form part of the charging basis.
Which stage does a delivery estimate cover?
Each service estimate has a defined start and end milestone. Supplier receiving, packing, international transport, customs release and USPS delivery are distinct stages. A USPS domestic delivery estimate begins at the applicable postal acceptance stage. The full China–US journey also includes the upstream warehouse, transport and import stages, so your quotation should identify which stages its estimate covers.
Can our service include packing, stock fulfilment and returns?
Yes. Guangzhou receiving can include agreed quantity checks, consolidation, repacking, labels and storage. US partner warehouse services can include stock receiving, pick-and-pack, return inspection, repacking and onward dispatch. The service agreement specifies the receiving address, goods accepted, handling tasks, packaging instructions, fees and who approves stock release or return disposition.
How do Jeton Express, US partners and USPS work together?
USPSConsolidator is a service website operated by JETON EXPRESS SERVICE LIMITED under the Jeton Express brand. Jeton provides the agreed commercial and operations contact. US shipping and warehouse partners perform their contracted work, and USPS provides the selected postal service. Your service documents identify the contracting party, carrier, account arrangements and responsibilities for the shipment.
How should we request help with an existing shipment?
Contact the Jeton team with the order, parcel or batch reference, the assigned tracking number and the latest event or receiving record. Describe the question and the stage involved. For a submitted business enquiry, include its enquiry reference so the team can identify the request.
Get shipment supportRequest a quote for your business
Tell us your business type, shipment origin and required service so we can quote the relevant work. Monthly volume helps define your operating arrangements. Our team follows up on goods, parcel specifications, destinations and commercial terms.
Prepare for the service review
Useful for your next conversation about China–US parcel shipping.
- Goods description, parcel quantity, and representative packed weights and dimensions.
- Starting location, US destination postcodes or destination mix, and expected dispatch frequency.
- Which stages you need us to coordinate, plus any delivery dates your customers expect.
Share what you already have. These records are optional for the initial enquiry; the team can confirm the remaining details with you.
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Your dispatch arrangements
Confirm the service scope and charges, parcel data and labels, receiving location, handover schedule and operating contacts with the team. Use the agreed shipment records for ongoing tracking, billing reconciliation and exception handling.
Submit a shipping enquiry
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Related resources
Use these guides to prepare your service brief and agree the next steps.
These articles are available in English.
- English guide
Prepare repeatable China–US partner batches
Connect merchant references, physical handovers, exceptions and billing across recurring shipment batches.
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Approve one branded packing specification
Keep physical samples, artwork versions and packaging stock connected across locations.
Read guide - English guide
Keep a recurring shipping partnership working
Connect operating records, agreed charges and review actions with blank working tables.
Read guide - English guide
Match fulfilment charges to actual work
Check the billing unit, operating reference and decision behind each difference.
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Working together across recurring batches
Connect dispatch records, changes and charges with the people responsible for each stage.
What helps us review an ongoing shipping partnership?
Use an agreed period, the services commissioned, order and parcel references, actual handover events and open actions. Include the contact responsible for each stage. Agree the review cadence and reporting arrangements for the account.
How should a packaging change be recorded?
Identify the affected SKUs, approved packing or insert version, effective dispatch date and authorising contact. Review unfinished orders and remaining materials with the team before applying the change. Additional work and charges depend on the accepted scope.
Can one order have several parcel and billing references?
Yes. Keep each parcel connected to its source order lines and quantities. Match charges to their agreed unit: order, picked item, parcel, receiving record or storage period. The relationship between records is more useful than expecting every charge to carry one tracking number.
What happens when the invoice and operating records differ?
Record the affected line, billing unit, period and supporting references, then request an explanation from the responsible team. Retain the decision and link any agreed correction to the original line. The difference itself does not establish a billing error.
Agree the logistics partner batch
Keep a separate merchant reference and a named decision contact within a shared transport batch.
What should a logistics partner prepare for the first China–US batch?
Prepare merchant and order references, goods and packing details, expected quantities and the proposed handover teams. Agree the file format, release authority, exception contacts and billing basis in the cooperation brief. Reconcile each agreed batch with actual receiving and dispatch records, and record any differences for review.