Coordinated warehousing, from port to distribution center.
Curation and coordination of bonded warehousing and logistics — without immobilizing own infrastructure. Warehouse selection is based on route, cargo nature, and stage of flow.
What this operation is for.
Store merchandise under adequate conditions between stages — before shipment, during clearance, between units, or before distribution — with controlled cost, inventory control, and regulatory compliance.
Typical scenarios.
Storage before clearance
Cargo arrived at port or airport and awaits DI registration.
Storage after clearance
Released merchandise awaits staggered distribution or combination with other shipments.
Inventory consolidation
Gathering shipments from different origins before distribution.
Just-in-time supply
Inventory close to the end customer to reduce response time.
Modalities available in this layer.
- 01
Bonded warehouse
Facility authorized by the RFB for storing merchandise before clearance.
- 02
Customs bonded warehouse
Regime that allows foreign merchandise to be held under tax suspension for a determined period.
- 03
General logistics warehouse
Storage of national merchandise already cleared, without customs control.
- 04
Controlled warehouse (temperature, pharma)
Structure with specific thermal, environmental, and regulatory control.
- 05
Retro-port warehouse
Near the port for consolidation/deconsolidation and reduction of port costs.
From start to close-out.
- 01Stage
Warehouse selection
Selection based on cargo nature, route, expected deadline, and required authorization.
- 02Stage
Reception and checking
Physical reception, checking against documents, and registration in WMS.
- 03Stage
Controlled storage
Addressing, environmental conditions (when applicable), and inventory control.
- 04Stage
Movements and services
Picking, packing, labeling, unitization, kit assembly as needed.
- 05Stage
Dispatch for distribution
Preparation and release to the carrier responsible for distribution.
Usual documents.
- Customs documents (for cargo under RFB control)
- Incoming/outgoing invoice
- Inventory record in warehouse WMS
- Reception bulletin with damage inspection
- Product regulatory certificates
Who does what.
What technical coordination prevents.
Increasing storage cost
Cargo stopped for prolonged periods generates compound costs — storage, stevedoring, and port fees.
Damage due to poor accommodation
Incorrect stacking, inadequate packaging, or lack of thermal control lead to losses.
Inventory discrepancy
Without integrated WMS and disciplined checking, shortages and surpluses that are difficult to audit appear.
Customs regime expired
The customs bonded warehouse period has a legal limit — exceeding the deadline generates forced clearance or destination.
How we operate, transparently.
The warehousing operation is carried out in approved partner warehouses — bonded, retro-port, and general logistics — coordinated by JD Trade. We do not operate our own warehouse.
Details that speed up your quote.
Send the data below so we can respond faster. We don't send generic quotes — every plan is tailored to your operation.
- 01Type of warehouse needed (bonded, logistics, controlled)
- 02City/region
- 03Estimated volume (pallets, m³ or m²)
- 04Need for thermal or regulatory control
- 05Estimated monthly movements
- 06Additional services (picking, packing, kitting)