Main office Yiwu, Zhejiang, China

Whole containers, part containers, anywhere you need them.

We consolidate every supplier in your order into one shipment at our Yiwu warehouse, clear it for export, and put it on the route that fits your budget and your deadline.

Freight modes

Four ways out of China. We will tell you which one you want.

The right answer is almost always decided by volume and deadline. Send us both and we will price the realistic options rather than the most expensive one.

FCL — sea

Full container load

A container that holds your goods and nothing else, sealed at our warehouse and opened at yours. Below roughly 15 CBM it is usually cheaper to ship LCL; above it, FCL wins on price per cubic metre and on handling risk.

20' · ~28 CBM 40' · ~58 CBM 40' HQ · ~68 CBM
LCL — sea

Partial container load

You pay for the space your cargo occupies, starting at 1 CBM, and share the box with other consignments. This is how most clients begin — and how they keep testing new products without tying up capital in a full container.

From 1 CBM No minimum order Weekly sailings
Rail

China–Europe rail

Roughly half the transit of sea freight at a fraction of the cost of air. The workhorse route for Russia and the CIS, and a genuine option for the EU when a month at sea is too long.

FCL or LCL 18–25 days
Air

Air freight & express

For samples, urgent restocks, and goods where the value per kilo makes the freight cost irrelevant. Airport-to-airport, or door-to-door by courier.

4–9 days Samples & urgent

Consolidation

Twelve suppliers. One container. One invoice.

A typical Yiwu order is not one purchase — it is fifteen. Fifteen stalls, fifteen prices, fifteen deliveries arriving on fifteen different days, each in packaging designed to survive a van ride across town and nothing more.

Our warehouse is where that becomes a shipment. Everything lands with us, gets counted and checked, gets repacked if it will not survive a month at sea, and leaves as a single consignment on a single set of documents.

  • Free storage while we wait for the rest of your order to arrive.
  • Carton-level records so you know what is in every box.
  • Repacking & reinforcement for anything that will not survive the transit.
  • Shipping marks stencilled to your specification.
  • Palletising & shrink wrap where the destination requires it.
  • Loading photos taken as the container is filled and sealed.
Container capacity — planning guide
Container Usable volume Max payload Typical use
20' standard~28 CBM~21,000 kgDense or heavy goods
40' standard~58 CBM~26,000 kgGeneral cargo
40' high cube~68 CBM~26,000 kgLight, bulky goods
LCLfrom 1 CBMSmall & mixed orders

Usable volume is always less than the nominal figure once cartons are stacked. We plan loads on real carton dimensions, not on the container's specification sheet.

Transit times

How long it actually takes.

Port-to-port estimates from Ningbo, for planning. We confirm real dates against the carrier's schedule when we book.

Indicative transit from Ningbo / Yiwu
Destination Sea Rail Air Usual mode
Moscow, Russia40–55 d18–25 d5–8 dRail
St Petersburg, Russia40–50 d20–28 d6–9 dSea
Kyiv, Ukraine35–50 d20–30 d5–9 dSea + road
Rotterdam, Netherlands30–38 d18–24 d4–7 dSea
Hamburg, Germany32–40 d18–24 d4–7 dSea
Felixstowe, United Kingdom32–40 d20–26 d4–7 dSea
Los Angeles, United States18–26 d4–6 dSea
New York, United States30–40 d5–8 dSea

Add customs clearance and inland delivery at your end. Chinese New Year and the peak pre-Christmas season both add time — we will warn you before they bite.

Terms of delivery

Where our responsibility ends and yours begins.

These are the Incoterms we quote most often. If you are new to importing, DDP is the simplest: one price, delivered, nothing else to arrange.

Incoterms we work with
Term We handle You handle Suits
EXW
Ex Works
Goods ready at the supplier Everything from collection onward Buyers with their own forwarder
FOB
Free On Board
Goods, inland transport, export clearance, loading at Ningbo Sea freight, insurance, import Buyers with a freight contract
CIF
Cost, Insurance, Freight
Everything to your port, insured Import clearance, duty, delivery Buyers with a customs broker
DDP
Delivered Duty Paid
Everything, to your door, duty paid Unload the truck First-time importers

DDP availability and pricing depend on the destination country and the product category. We confirm it per shipment rather than promising it blanket.

Freight questions

The things clients ask before the first shipment.

What is the smallest order you will ship?

One cubic metre by sea, and there is no minimum at all by air courier — we regularly send single sample boxes. There is no minimum order value. Most clients start small deliberately, to test a product before committing to a container.

Can you ship goods I bought from another supplier myself?

Yes. Have your suppliers deliver to our Yiwu warehouse and we will receive, check, consolidate and export the goods for you as a freight-only service — even if we had nothing to do with sourcing them.

Do you handle customs clearance at my end?

We always handle the Chinese export side. For the import side, we can quote DDP (we arrange clearance and duty) in most of our regular markets, or supply your own broker with the documents they need. Which is better depends on your country and your product — we will say which one we recommend for your case.

What about insurance?

Cargo insurance is available on any shipment and is included by default in CIF and DDP quotes. For FOB and EXW we will quote it separately. For anything of real value, take it — the cost is small relative to a container going overboard.

How do I pay?

Bank transfer to our Hong Kong corporate account, in USD or EUR, against an invoice from Rukyan International Limited. Terms are agreed per order — typically a deposit to start production and the balance before the goods ship.

What happens if the goods are damaged or wrong?

This is why we inspect before loading rather than after arrival — the great majority of problems are caught in our warehouse, while the supplier still has to answer for them. If something does go wrong in transit, you are dealing with us under a Hong Kong contract, and insured cargo is claimed on your behalf.

Tell us the volume and the destination.

We will come back with the modes that make sense and what each one costs.