Not limited to traditional warehousing and cargo-in-out services, PGS aims to generate value-added services at our logistics centers.
To fully cater to your individual needs, PGS provides a wide variety of value-added services at our logistics centers
PGS Logistics has the capability reducing your overall supply chain costs by managing your stock in Asia.
Maintain an inventory system and directly send your products or integrators.
Our sourcing of 3PL requirements can dramatically reduce the cost of holding and distribution stock and improve management, so our clients can focus on their core operation..
Packing, Repackaging, and Labeling of Goods:
- Packing: This involves placing products into containers for shipment, along with the potential for value-added services.
Efficient packing is crucial as it directly influences shipping costs, particularly with dimensional weight pricing which requires space-efficient packaging to minimize costs.
Proper documentation and record-keeping during packing ensure that goods are sorted and stored correctly, ready for shipment
- Repackaging: Repackaging is value-added logistics that involves altering the packaging of a product to meet specific requirements.
This can include changing the packaging to reflect a company's branding or adjusting parcels based on unique customer requests .
Repackaging can also be crucial for maintaining the integrity of temperature-sensitive goods and ensuring accurate tracking and labeling
- Labeling: Labeling goods as part of value-added services correctly is essential for identification, tracking, and compliance purposes.
Labels contain vital information such as product codes, descriptions, and handling instructions, which help in the smooth management of products throughout the supply chain.
Merging or Assembly:
- Merging: In supply chains, merging plays a key role in streamlining processes and reducing costs. Imagine filling a basket with various groceries instead of carrying each item separately.
Merging works similarly, combining multiple products or components into a single shipment. This consolidation brings several benefits.
First, it minimizes packaging needs by reducing the number of boxes required. Second, reducing the volume/cbm and taking advantage of lower freight costs
Finally, by consolidating shipments, merging simplifies the entire value-added services in transportation and handling process, saving time and resources.
- Assembly: Assembly services are part of value-added services in warehouses that extend far beyond just storage within the supply chain.
They are crucial in transforming various components into the final, functional products we see on store shelves, often containing value-added services.
This process can encompass a wide range of complexity. On the simpler side, assembly might involve tasks like attaching wheels to a suitcase or putting together pre-drilled furniture pieces.
On the more intricate end, it could involve building an entire device from individual circuit boards and electronic components.
Testing/Sorting Lines:
- Testing Lines: The supply chain wouldn't be complete without a robust quality control system. Testing lines act as vigilant guardians, ensuring products meet specific standards and are flawless before reaching the customer.
These lines employ various tests depending on the product category. Functional testing verifies if the product operates as intended.
Stress testing pushes the product to its limits to identify potential weaknesses under extreme conditions. Finally, safety checks ensure the product adheres to all necessary safety regulations.
By incorporating these rigorous testing procedures and using a value-added network of suppliers and partners, companies can guarantee a high-quality experience for their customers.
- Sorting Lines: In the fast-paced world of supply chains, efficiency is king. Sorting lines play a vital role in keeping things moving smoothly. Imagine a conveyor belt filled with a jumble of products.
Sorting lines transform this chaos into order with the potential for value-added logistics. Using predetermined criteria like size, weight, or even final destination, sorting lines expertly categorize each item.
This ensures products are grouped efficiently for handling and shipping. The benefits are twofold: minimized errors and delays.
By ensuring products are in the right place at the right time, sorting lines prevent costly mix-ups and keep shipments on track, ultimately leading to happier customers.
Assembly of Products:
Assembly of products service involves the construction of products from individual parts.
It can range from simple tasks like assembling a small number of components to complex assembly lines for large-scale production.
Proper assembly ensures that the end product is ready for use or sale, meeting the quality standards expected by customers
Inventory Management of The Merchandise – Order Picking:
- Inventory Management: Effective inventory management is part of value-added services in warehouses which ensures that stock levels are maintained at optimal levels, reducing the costs associated with overstocking or stockouts.
This involves real-time inventory tracking, demand forecasting, efficient stock replenishment strategies, and combining value-added logistics.
- Order Picking: Order picking is the process of selecting and gathering items from inventory to fulfill customer orders.
Efficient order-picking strategies, such as batch picking or zone picking, can significantly reduce the time and cost associated with fulfilling orders, ensuring timely delivery to customers
Logistical Information through EDI:
EDI is facilitated by a value-added network that allows the automated exchange of business documents between partners in the supply chain.
This includes purchase orders, invoices, shipping notices, and inventory updates. Using EDI improves accuracy, reduces processing times, and enhances communication between trading partners, facilitating more efficient and reliable logistics operations
Invoicing:
This involves generating and sending invoices to customers for goods or services provided.
Efficient invoicing processes ensure accurate billing, timely payments, and proper financial record-keeping. Automation of invoicing through EDI or other systems can further streamline the process, reducing errors and administrative costs.
Fiscal Representation:
For companies operating internationally, fiscal representation involves appointing a local entity to handle tax obligations in a foreign country.
This service ensures compliance with local tax laws, handles VAT registration and returns, and manages other fiscal responsibilities, helping businesses navigate the complexities of international trade
These expanded points provide a detailed understanding of the comprehensive logistics services offered, emphasizing the importance of each step in ensuring efficient and effective supply chain management.
Our Goal is to Reduce Your Supply Chain Costs:
PGS Global Logistics Group can help you streamline your supply chain and reduce overall costs.
We manage your inventory in Asia, allowing for efficient storage and direct distribution to your customers or integrators. By taking care of your 3PL value-added services needs, we significantly decrease the expenses associated with holding and distributing stock. This frees you from logistical burdens, allowing you to focus on your core business activities.
Contact Us:
Empower your supply chain with unparalleled Value Added Logistics. We offer a comprehensive suite of services that go beyond simple storage
From kitting and labeling to inventory management and international shipping, we help you streamline your operations and add efficiency at every step.
Contact PGS HQ Hong Kong today. Let's discuss your unique needs and craft a customized Value Added Logistics solution that propels your business in Asia.
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