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Third Party Logistics

Warehousing and distribution, connected to your business.

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Third Party Logistics

Your supply chain continues after the freight arrives. Goods need to be received, stored, prepared and delivered in a way that supports your day-to-day operations.

Tritstar helps coordinate third party logistics solutions around your products, stock volumes and delivery requirements. We connect warehousing and distribution arrangements with your inbound freight to create a more organised flow from arrival to dispatch.

Our Services Include

Warehousing Arrangements

Coordinating suitable storage options based on your goods, location and handling requirements.

Inbound Receiving and Container Unpacking

Arranging receipt, unloading and placement of incoming stock.

Inventory Handling and Stock Reporting

Agreeing stock identification, movement records and reporting requirements as part of the service setup.

Pick, Pack and Dispatch

Coordinating order preparation and dispatch according to agreed instructions.

Distribution and Final-mile Delivery

Arranging onward transport to business premises, project sites or other nominated destinations.

Additional Handling Requirements

Discussing labelling, repacking, returns and other handling needs where suitable facilities and services are available.

HOW WE WORK

Built Around Your Stock Flow

01

Understand your products

We review product types, dimensions, storage conditions and any special handling needs.

02

Plan the operation

We discuss inbound volumes, order patterns, dispatch requirements and reporting expectations.

03

Connect the delivery

We align warehouse movements with transport arrangements and receiving requirements.

LET’S TALK LOGISTICS

Let’s Plan Your Warehousing Requirements

Tell us what you store, how much stock you expect to hold and how your orders move. We will help explore a practical arrangement for your business.

Specialised goods, including batteries and other dangerous goods, require a separate suitability assessment before storage or handling arrangements can be confirmed.

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