Overseas storage costs include
1. First stop transportation fee: refers to the expenses incurred in the first stop transportation of goods from China to the United States;
2. Storage fee: The cost of storing goods in American overseas warehouses is charged according to the storage period of the goods, and usually the cost is calculated according to the volume and weight of the goods;
3. Management fee: the expenses incurred by the personnel of American overseas warehouses in product entry, transportation, packaging and goods management do not include labor costs;
4. Delivery fee: the external service fee is mainly charged according to the service selected by the seller;
5. Extra service charges: services for which some extra service charges will be charged, such as transit, return and bidding changes, and overseas customer service.
Second, detailed analysis
Overseas warehouse refers to the storage facilities established overseas. In cross-border trade e-commerce, overseas warehouse means that domestic enterprises transport goods to target market countries by bulk transportation, set up local warehouses and store the goods, and then respond immediately according to local sales orders, and directly sort, package and distribute them from local warehouses in time.
3. What are the advantages of overseas warehousing?
1, reducing logistics costs;
2. Accelerating the delivery speed of overseas warehouses can save customs clearance time.
3. Improve product exposure;
4. Improve customer satisfaction, because not all products received can satisfy customers. During this period, there may be cargo damage, short shipment, wrong delivery, etc. At this time, customers may ask for return, exchange and reissue, which can be adjusted in overseas warehouses to save logistics timeliness;
5. It is beneficial to open up the market, because overseas warehouses are more recognized by foreign buyers.