Relabeling & compliance labeling
UPC, bilingual, origin, SKU and other approved labeling projects.
Value-added services · Miami
Your product, finished the way your brand intends.
Twelve specialized service families. One inventory. Product finishing, kitting, FBA prep, packaging, labeling, assembly and returns support — coordinated inside the Miami eHub.
A closer look
Twelve services. One operational team.
Every program is tailored to the products, channels, deadlines and service levels established in your agreement.
Kitting, bundles & subscriptions
Multi-SKU kits using approved bills of materials and packout SOPs.
Amazon FBA prep
FNSKU, polybags, carton requirements and marketplace-directed preparation.
Shrink wrapping & sealing
Shrink wrap, bagging and retail-ready protective finishing.
Custom packaging & inserts
Branded mailers, tissue, inserts, samples and unboxing details.
Inbound quality control
Receiving checks, exception holds, photos and documented inspections.
Retail replenishment & EDI
Retailer routing-guide and EDI workflows scoped to the customer program.
Returns recovery
Inspection, grading, steaming, rebagging and approved disposition.
Product assembly
Light assembly, seasonal builds and defined component workflows.
Customization & decoration
Approved vinyl, heat-transfer and direct-print personalization.
Rework & defect correction
Inspect, correct or repackage recoverable products under agreed SOPs.
Contract packaging
Multipacks, club packs, promotional packaging and retail displays.
How a project works
Scoped, built, checked and shipped.
01 / SCOPE
Define.
Confirm components, quantities, SOP, quality requirements and rates.
02 / STAGE
Prepare.
Verify inventory and stage project-ready workstations.
03 / BUILD
Execute.
Follow the approved process with documented exceptions.
04 / CHECK
Validate.
Check outputs and agree stock or outbound disposition.
Keep exploring
Extend the value of your inventory.
See it in action
Light assembly. Real eHub teams.
Watch actual Palletized operations. Kitting, bundling, labeling and light assembly projects are planned with a bill of materials, handling instructions, checks and agreed timelines.
Video illustrates real operations, not a guarantee that every product, process or capacity requirement is automatically accepted.
From the click to the door