What is shared
- Pickup or one receiving warehouse in China
- One container, train slot, or air consolidation
- One delivery to the advance warehouse or hall
- One coordinator for the organizer
Guide
A China pavilion or a delegation of exhibitors going to the same show can share one container and one delivery slot instead of booking ten small shipments. Each exhibitor keeps its own packing list, its own carnet or import, and its own return plan; only the transport is shared. Yihang Shipping collects from each factory, consolidates the cargo, books one sailing or train, and delivers to the hall in one move, with the cost split per exhibitor. It works best when the organizer fixes one cut-off date for everyone.
Receiving deadline in, latest cargo-ready date out.
ATA carnet GuideATA carnet China: CCPIT issue, eATA in the EU since June 2026, country steps, and when goods return from a show. Match the carnet list to the packing list.
Temporary import without a carnet GuideTemporary import when a carnet will not work: US TIB, deposits, Brazil admissão temporária, and when normal import is simpler for show cargo from China.
After the show GuideThe three endings for exhibition cargo, return shipment, local sale, or abandonment, what each costs, and the move-out deadlines that cause most of the trouble.
Move-in timing GuideHow to work out the latest cargo-ready date for a trade show: the receiving window, advance warehouse or direct to show, release, and the sailing.
Packing, fumigation, insurance GuideCrates that survive a return trip, ISPM 15 and fumigation declarations, lithium batteries in demo units, loading photos, and cargo insurance through PICC.
Show-to-show freight GuideTouring exhibits from one trade show to the next across countries: carnet routing, time limits, storage between shows, and Yihang’s agent network outside China.
Usually, for small exhibitors: one container and one delivery slot cost less than ten small shipments. The saving depends on how many join and how close their factories are.
The box waits only until the cut-off. A late exhibitor ships separately, usually by air. That rule is agreed before collection starts.
No. Each exhibitor is the holder of its own goods. Shared transport, separate customs files.