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Container receiving and cross-docking

The arrival of your goods sets up the next stage of your logistics. In Boucherville, MAS 3PL handles container receiving and unloading, palletizing, live loading and cross-docking. We define the operation with you based on the expected load and the next steps for your products.

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01 / THE SERVICE

Organize the arrival and what comes next

A container arrival requires coordination between unloading and the next stage for your goods. MAS 3PL offers receiving, unloading and palletizing, as well as live loading and cross-docking. The service depends on how your products arrive and where they need to go next.

Before an arrival, describe the load, quantities and handling requirements. This information helps our team prepare for receiving your goods and work with you to define the arrangements for the operation and the next steps.

Receive and unload the goods

Preparing for a receipt depends on the information available before arrival. Load contents, quantities and handling requirements provide the basis for discussing unloading and defining the arrangements for taking charge of your goods.

Palletize for the next step

Palletizing is one of the services available after unloading. Describe how your goods will arrive and what they need for storage or their next departure so we can define the work involved.

Plan loading or cross-docking

Live loading and cross-docking support goods movements that need to be defined. Share the next destination and available transport information to discuss the required activities and their organization with our receiving team.

02 / YOUR PROJECT

Plan a goods receipt with our team

Contact us before arranging the container’s arrival. Sharing the information already available helps us identify the points to clarify about unloading and the operations that will follow at the warehouse.

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  1. A description of the load: product types, quantities, dimensions and weight, along with any handling requirements to flag.
  2. How the goods will be presented on arrival and any need for palletizing after they have been unloaded from the container.
  3. The proposed date and available transport information, so receiving arrangements can be discussed before the goods are dispatched.
  4. The planned next step: storage, order preparation, live loading or cross-docking onto the next transport for your goods.
  5. Storage conditions and product instructions, so suitability for the proposed operations can be confirmed with our team.

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Your products, your volumes, your needs. It starts with you.

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