FAQ

Epos Global Sourcing is a company that specializes in providing cost-effective sourcing solutions for builders, developers, and other customers in the construction industry. We offer comprehensive services that include interior design, material sourcing, and procurement management.

We can save you money through our direct sourcing approach. By working directly with manufacturers and bypassing traditional middlemen, such as construction depots and wholesalers, we eliminate unnecessary markups. Additionally, our volume discounts and strong relationships with overseas factories allow us to secure better prices for materials and supplies, resulting in significant cost savings for our clients

Yes, absolutely! We have a team of experienced interior designers who can collaborate with you to create exceptional designs that meet your aesthetic and functional requirements. We understand the importance of creating spaces that are visually appealing and aligned with your vision.

Yes, we prioritize quality in our sourcing process. We carefully select reputable manufacturers and suppliers to ensure that the materials and supplies we source are of the highest quality. Our expertise in interior design and sourcing allows us to identify the best products that meet stringent quality standards.

Our procurement process is streamlined and efficient. Once we have finalized the design and specifications, we leverage our network and relationships with manufacturers to procure the materials and supplies directly. We handle all aspects of procurement, including negotiation, order placement, logistics, and delivery management.

Yes, we have experience and capabilities to handle projects of various scales. Whether it's a small-scale residential development or a large commercial project, we have the expertise and resources to ensure smooth and successful execution.

Getting started is easy! Simply reach out to us through our contact information provided on our website or give us a call. We offer a free consultation where we can discuss your specific needs and how we can assist you in achieving your goals.

If you have any other questions or require further information, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our team at Epos Global Sourcing is ready to assist you!

FOB stands for "Free On Board." It is a term used in international trade to determine the point at which the responsibility and costs associated with the shipment of goods transfer from the seller to the buyer. With FOB, the seller is responsible for the transportation of the goods to the designated port or point of shipment, while the buyer assumes responsibility and costs from that point onward.

FOB refers to the transfer of responsibility and costs at the point of shipment, typically at the port. Door-to-door shipping, on the other hand, involves the transportation of goods from the seller's location to the buyer's designated destination, which may be their doorstep or specific address. In door-to-door shipping, the seller is responsible for the entire transportation process, including pickup, transportation, and delivery to the buyer's location.

Besides FOB and door-to-door, there are several other logistics labels commonly used in the industry, including:

EXW (Ex Works): The buyer is responsible for all costs and risks from the seller's location.

CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight): The seller is responsible for the cost of goods, insurance, and freight charges to the designated port.

DDP (Delivered Duty Paid): The seller is responsible for all costs, including customs duties and taxes, and delivers the goods to the buyer's location.

CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid To): The seller is responsible for transportation costs and insurance to the designated destination.

DAP (Delivered at Place): The seller is responsible for delivering the goods to the buyer's designated location, excluding import customs clearance.

Logistics costs depend on various factors, including the mode of transportation, distance, weight, volume, handling requirements, customs duties, and insurance. Additionally, the chosen Incoterm (such as FOB, CIF, etc.) determines which party is responsible for specific costs, which can include transportation, insurance, customs clearance, and delivery.

Yes, there can be additional fees or charges in logistics, such as handling fees, customs duties, taxes, storage fees, documentation fees, and surcharges for special services or circumstances. These fees vary depending on the logistics provider, shipping route, and any specific requirements or regulations involved.

It is recommended to work closely with a reputable logistics provider or freight forwarder who can analyze your specific requirements and provide guidance on the most suitable and cost-effective logistics option. They can consider factors such as your shipment size, destination, timelines, budget, and any special handling or documentation needs to help you make an informed decision.

If you have any other questions or require further information about sourcing constructing materials, logistics or cost savings, we welcome you to fill out this FREE CONSULTATION form and a specialist will reach out to you to answer all your questions!