Furniture and home goods are some of the hardest products to ship well. Items are bulky, heavy or fragile, they take up a lot of warehouse space and damage is expensive. If you sell furniture, decor, kitchenware or other home goods online in Canada, the right 3PL for...
More Canadian Amazon sellers are adding Walmart.ca as a second marketplace, and some want to move part of their fulfillment from Amazon FBA to Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS). The two programs work in a similar way, but the barcodes, prep and setup are different....
On Walmart.ca, some listings show a “Fulfilled by Walmart” tag. It tells shoppers that Walmart itself will store, pack and ship the order, and it often comes with faster delivery promises. For Canadian marketplace sellers, that tag can make the difference...
If you sell on Amazon.ca, one of your biggest decisions is who ships your orders. With FBA, Amazon stores and ships your products. With FBM, you or your 3PL do. This guide explains Amazon FBA vs FBM in Canada, the pros and cons of each, and how many sellers combine...
Dropshipping and using a 3PL are two of the most common ways to sell online without packing every order yourself. They work very differently, and the right choice depends on your margins, your brand and how much control you want. This guide compares dropshipping vs...
When you ship pallets rather than parcels, you will usually choose between LTL and FTL freight. The right choice depends on how much you are shipping, how fast it needs to arrive and how fragile it is. This guide explains LTL vs FTL shipping for businesses shipping in...
