Mispicked Goods (Product Mix-up)
A dispatch discrepancy where a supplier dispatches incorrect sizes, colors, or SKU models.
Term Definition
A product mix-up occurs when the actual shipment delivered by a Chinese vendor differs from the agreed packing list. Detecting discrepancies during initial warehouse check-in at Guangzhou enables returning incorrect units to the local supplier before international freight dispatch.
Usage Example
«During warehouse check-in we discovered a color mix-up in the apparel batch, and the vendor replaced the boxes.»
What we do
We provide free photos of every received parcel, check SKU tags, and resolve discrepancies directly with sellers.
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Other terms in this category
MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)
The minimum number of units a factory or supplier agrees to sell in a single purchase order.
Tiered Pricing
A wholesale pricing schedule where the unit price drops as the ordered volume increases.
Product Sample
A single test unit ordered from a factory to assess quality before committing to a bulk production batch.
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