We ship ceramic tableware worldwide from our partner factories in China. The right option depends on order size, destination and urgency; we confirm it in your quote.
Transit times are estimates after dispatch and exclude customs clearance, weekends, holidays and peak-season congestion.
We quote FOB China by default. On request we can quote DDP (delivered duty paid) to many destinations, giving you one landed price that includes freight, import duties and taxes. If you choose FOB or another term, you arrange and pay for the onward freight, insurance, duties and clearance.
Unless DDP is agreed, the buyer is responsible for import duties, VAT/GST, customs fees and any destination charges. Porcelain and ceramic tableware are usually classified under HS 6911 and 6912; the final code depends on the product and is confirmed on the commercial invoice. We provide a commercial invoice, packing list and the shipping documents needed for clearance.
Tableware is packed for export with individual protection, foam or paper interleaving and strong cartons; larger orders can be palletised or loaded into containers. We can consolidate multiple items and follow your labelling or packing instructions where agreed.
We send the tracking number or vessel/airway details once your shipment is dispatched. Please check the delivery address and contact number before dispatch; address corrections, remote-area surcharges, storage and demurrage are the buyer's responsibility. Inspect the cartons on arrival and photograph any damage before signing where possible.
If a shipment arrives damaged or short, contact us promptly with photos of the cartons, packing and affected pieces, plus the tracking and order number. We will investigate with the carrier and, where the issue is ours or covered, arrange a replacement or credit.
Questions about shipping: yuhua0095@gmail.com.
Last updated: 6 November 2026.