Package consolidation is a service that combines multiple deliveries into a single international shipment. Instead of paying separate shipping charges for each parcel, customers can send several orders to the US warehouse and ship them together. This is one of the most practical ways to reduce international shipping costs and simplify delivery.
Consolidation is especially useful when purchasing from multiple US retailers or when items arrive on different days. Once all packages are received, they can be grouped into one shipment and prepared according to your instructions. The goal is to minimize wasted space, reduce dimensional weight, and keep the shipment organized.
After your packages arrive at the warehouse, they are logged and stored under your account. When you are ready, you request consolidation. The warehouse team combines eligible items into one outbound shipment, and you can then choose the preferred carrier and shipping speed based on destination and budget.
Consolidation is most effective when you are ordering multiple items from different stores or placing several orders over time. It can also help when retailers ship items separately or use oversized boxes, which can increase international shipping costs due to dimensional weight.
In some cases, consolidation may not be recommended, such as when items are fragile, require original packaging, or are subject to restrictions that prevent combining certain products. When in doubt, customers can request repacking guidance before finalizing an outbound shipment.