Fill this container.
Carry the balance into the next order.

A repeat cooler wholesale customer ordered a little over 100 cubic metres of goods. Their instruction was straightforward: load the current container as fully as possible, and send the remaining goods with the next order.

The order was larger than the current shipment

The total purchase and the current container load were two different quantities. The customer wanted to make full use of this shipment rather than require every item in the order to leave at once.

This customer regularly uses that arrangement. Tens of cubic metres of remaining goods may wait to be shipped with a subsequent order.

A practical question for repeat buyers

If your purchasing list is larger than the space available in the current shipment, decide which goods should leave first and how the balance will be handled. The next order can then be planned with the remaining goods in view.

The approximate volume above describes the whole order, not the contents of one container. Storage duration, charges and the next dispatch are agreed for each order.

What to include in a split-shipment enquiry

• Models and quantities in the full purchasing list.
• Items that need to leave in the current shipment.
• Destination and planned shipping arrangement.
• Expected timing for the remaining goods and the next order.