Two ways to use a China warehouse
1. Bulk replenishment. Your factories deliver to our Shenzhen warehouse. We check and store the stock, then ship consolidated cartons or pallets to your UK or EU warehouse, 3PL or Amazon fulfilment centre when you need them.
2. Direct-to-customer fulfilment. We store stock in Shenzhen and pick, pack and ship individual orders to your customers as they come in.
What changed in 2026
Direct-to-customer shipping from China grew on the back of low-value import exemptions. Those exemptions are going:
- The EU ended its €150 customs duty exemption on 1 July 2026. Low-value B2C parcels now carry customs duty, with an interim flat €3 per item type until the EU Customs Data Hub launches.
- The UK plans to remove its £135 low-value customs relief by March 2029 at the latest.
For many products, shipping in bulk to a local warehouse now lands cheaper per unit than individual parcels from China. For others, especially light, low-volume or test products, direct fulfilment still makes sense. We work out both options for your product before you commit.
Receiving and storage
- Inbound stock is counted and checked against the packing list.
- Damaged or short shipments are photographed and reported to you.
- Storage is charged by volume, so we can advise on carton sizes that save space.
Kitting, labelling and prep
Before stock leaves China we can bundle items, insert leaflets, apply barcodes or FNSKU labels for Amazon, and repack into cartons that meet your destination warehouse’s requirements. Doing this in China is usually cheaper than doing it at a UK or EU prep centre.
Who runs it
The warehouse is operated by ParcelFromChina, our sister company in the PFC Group. Your CFS account manager coordinates storage and shipping alongside sourcing and inspection, so you deal with one team.


