Warehouses, warehousing service in Europe, consignment, consignment terminals in Europe

Long-term experience of providing freight services at European market allows us to offer our partners warehouses in Europe and other countries, as well as favorable terms of cooperation with consignment terminals in Europe:

- Consignment terminals, warehouses in Verona and Milan (Italy),
- Consignment terminals, warehouses in Vienna (Austria),
- Consignment terminals, warehouses in Rotterdam (Holland),
- Consignment terminals, warehouses in Berlin (Germany),
- Consignment terminals, warehouses in Vilnius (Lithuania),
- terminals, warehouses in Kouvola (Finland).

If you would like to take advantage of such service as consignment*, you may rely on us. To read detailed information on it, please, see the commentary below.

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*Consignment (from lat.. consignatio – written evidence) – is a mode of selling goods over the sea with an aid of an intermediate seller, who is not an owner of goods but is entitled to sell them from a specific warehouse. In such way both parties may get some advantages, in comparison with other forms of cooperation. In compliance with contract of consignment, an owner of goods, or consignor, transfers only right of sales and reserves right and possibility to control quantity, condition and sale terms of goods. Furthermore, consignor may operate with goods without including them in his or her stocks. A supplier of goods reduces his or her risk by means of reserving title to goods up to their sale from a warehouse, and a seller is free from responsibility for quality of goods and necessity to pay immediately for the whole lot of received goods.

It is common practice in consignment for warehousing service, i.e. storing of goods at a warehouse and pre-sales preparation, to be provided at the seller’s expense. Average time of storing goods at a warehouse of intermediate seller is 1 – 1, 5 year. Goods not sold over this period may be returned to the owner according to a standard consignment contract, if other conditions were not stipulated. Consignment, as a mode of interaction between the owner of goods and his or her foreign partner who acts as an intermediate seller, allows to establish negotiable business relations between a supplier of goods and an importing recipient. A supplier of goods times delivery of goods without assistance, assesses quality of goods and cost of warehousing service offered by a partner, designs a supply rate not being totally reliant on importing partner’s current financial capacity.