How Package Consolidation Works

Without consolidation, several seller orders could require several international shipments.

Combining compatible purchases can reduce:

This works especially well for small, lightweight products.

JPS needs the actual items before the final packing decision can be made.

Before arrival, JPS may not know:

That is why international shipping is finalized after packing.

Items that usually combine efficiently include:

Items that need more care include:

The fact that two products fit in one box does not mean they should be packed together without protection.

Some international carriers charge based on actual weight or dimensional weight.

A parcel can therefore be light but expensive when it is large.

Common examples:

Combining several large retail boxes can create a carton that costs more than expected.

Two parcels may be better than one when:

Removing a seller’s outer shipping carton can reduce volume.

Removing product packaging is a different decision.

Collectors may want to preserve:

JPS should distinguish unnecessary seller packaging from packaging that is part of the product’s value.

JPS provides:

60 days free warehouse storage

This allows buyers to wait for multiple orders before deciding how to consolidate them.

Before paying international freight, the customer should be able to review:

If an already prepared parcel must be reopened:

Parcel unpacking: ¥1,000

If the items are then repacked or split, new packing fees apply.

JPS charges:

Actual carrier rate — no JPS markup

Carrier shipping protection applies according to the selected carrier’s terms.