General cargo
Name, material, use, quantity and photos.
Do not use only descriptions such as “accessories” or “samples”: identify the product.

General cargo, battery products, liquids, branded goods, food and cosmetics. You describe the goods; Jeton assesses how to ship them.

These images illustrate product categories, not customers’ goods.

Household items, clothing, accessories and other products.
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Identify the brand, product, quantity and source.
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Composition, format, container and contents per unit.
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Specifications of the item and its battery, where applicable.
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Complete product details avoid repeated requests for the same information.
Name, material, use, quantity and photos.
Do not use only descriptions such as “accessories” or “samples”: identify the product.
State whether the battery is built in, included or shipped alone; share specifications.
Do not leave out small batteries or those built into equipment.
Contents, available composition, volume per container, quantity and closure type.
Tell us if the product requires storage at a specific temperature.
Brand name, product, source and available documentation.
The team determines the documentation required for the specific shipment.
Ingredients, format, shelf life and storage conditions.
Being in one category does not mean every format can use the same shipping channel.
Use, composition, format and volume per unit.
Indicate liquid, alcohol or aerosol content where applicable.
Weight and dimensions per piece, photos, packing, and loading and unloading conditions.
Clarify whether the item needs special handling or protection.
The same product may be branded, contain liquid and need protection against impact.
Combine information about the product, material, battery, liquid and format. You do not have to choose a technical channel on your own.
Give the dimensions of the package ready for transport, and of the item itself if it needs protection.
The team determines acceptance, the channel and applicable requirements before explaining how to hand over the cargo.

The team can help you compare the options.
Practical information for preparing a complete enquiry.
List each product and its quantity separately. The team checks whether they can use the same channel and whether separate packages would be appropriate.
Share what you have and ask your supplier for packed dimensions and weight. A final quote requires actual shipment details.
No. Photos help identify goods, but should be accompanied by the name, quantity, characteristics and destination.
Share the product, weight, dimensions and destination. Our team confirms the channel and prepares a proposal.