Import & export
Expand the market for excess inventory.
Connect commercial inventory with domestic and international opportunities, supported by practical freight and logistics coordination.
More market options
Find the right match for the inventory.
Export disposition
Evaluate export opportunities for excess stock and commercial inventory through appropriate buyer channels.
Buyer & inventory matching
Explore domestic and international buyer sourcing, cross-border liquidation and commercial inventory matching.
Import sourcing
Discuss commercial sourcing opportunities, product requirements and logistics considerations.
Who we work with
Both sides of the trade.
How an opportunity moves
From details to delivery.
1 / Share the details
Product, quantity, condition, origin and target market.
2 / Match
We identify suitable buyers or sources for the opportunity.
3 / Terms
Price, shipping terms and responsibilities are agreed in writing.
4 / Movement
Freight, containers and documentation are coordinated with partners.
Moving the opportunity forward
Inventory, freight and specialist coordination.
Centerpoint can coordinate containerized shipments and freight planning with carriers, freight forwarders, customs brokers and other specialists when required. Documentation coordination is handled through appropriate partners.
Start with the details
Product. Quantity. Origin. Destination.
Common questions
Questions we hear most.
What quantities work for export?
Container and truckload quantities are the most practical. Smaller lots are reviewed case by case.
Who handles customs paperwork?
Documentation is coordinated through freight forwarders and customs brokers.
Your next step
Discuss an import / export opportunity.
Start with the inventory details and your intended market.