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Guangzhou & US partner warehouse planner
Prepare Guangzhou supplier arrivals or US partner warehouse incoming goods and existing stock actions, with separate package and product quantities.
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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 the import document handoff
Agree the shipment checklist with the importer or broker and name the owner of each document.
Read guide - English guide
Who owns each US warehouse handover? A responsibility checklist
Assign receiving, discrepancy review and release decisions before goods move.
Read guide - English guide
Measure the warehouse receiving queue
Separate arrival, receipt and stock release with a blank event log.
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Supplier receiving and release instructions
What should each supplier include with a Guangzhou delivery?
Confirm the receiving address and reference with us first. Share the supplier order, domestic tracking number, expected cartons and product units, together with the requested handling.
Can some goods be held while others are sent onward?
Identify the items and quantities to hold or release, the destination and your timing requirements. We will confirm the handling plan and release list before dispatch.
What if the received quantity differs from my list?
We record the agreed receiving checks and review differences against your expected list. Confirm the next action for affected goods before release; detailed product inspection needs a separately agreed scope.
Does a CBP proposal replace my shipment document checklist?
Ask your importer or broker to confirm the current documents for the actual goods and entry route. The September 2, 2026 supply-chain visibility notice is a preliminary rulemaking proposal; its December 1 comment deadline is a consultation date. Keep the agreed shipment checklist and document owners together.