Mixed Shipment or Single Product?

A single-product shipment suits focused demand for one code or grade with a defined pack and quantity. It simplifies planning when the market requirement is well understood. The quotation shows how quantity, packaging, freight, and destination shape the commercial plan.

A mixed shipment gives a distributor or commercial buyer an assortment across categories or sales channels. Create one row for each SKU, grade, and pack, enter the units, cartons, or drums, and mark core and optional lines. Products remain sealed in their specified packs, with handling and documents planned from each product’s data.

Compare the minimum requirement with the preferred assortment, then add the destination country and port, target date, currency, and line priority. The shipment builder uses weights, dimensions, and packing data to turn the list into a clear loading plan and supply offer.