Retail compliance is where margin quietly disappears. A shipment that arrives correct but ticketed wrong, labeled to the previous routing guide, or transmitted without a conforming ASN generates a deduction that is far more expensive than the work it would have taken to get right. Regal has been doing this work for apparel, footwear, housewares, toy, electronics, hardware and chemical importers since 1970, and treats it as core distribution rather than a special project.
What the service covers
The work between the container and the shelf
Ticketing and labeling
Price tickets, UPC labels, retailer-specific carton marks and country-of-origin labeling, applied to the retailer’s current specification. Specifications change; keeping up with them is part of the service rather than something you send us a bulletin about.
- Price ticketing and hang-tagging
- UPC, GTIN and retailer-specific labeling
- Carton marking and shipping label application
- Country-of-origin and care-label compliance
Kitting, assembly and repack
Multi-SKU kits, promotional bundles, club-store packs and retailer-exclusive configurations assembled from bulk inventory, then held as sellable units. Repack work runs against the same inventory record, so the components and the finished kit are never double-counted.
- Multi-SKU kitting and bundle assembly
- Club-store and warehouse-club pack configurations
- Repack, re-carton and over-boxing
- Light assembly and product configuration
Pallet and floor display building
Pre-built pallet displays and floor-ready merchandising units assembled and shipped as a single unit, so the store receives something that goes straight to the floor rather than a pallet that needs breaking down.
- Pallet display assembly
- Floor-ready and shelf-ready merchandising units
- Corrugate and POP integration
- Retailer display specification compliance
Retail routing and ASN compliance
Routing guides are followed as written — carton content, label placement, appointment windows, ASN structure and transmission timing. The compliance check happens before the load leaves rather than after a deduction arrives.
- Routing guide interpretation and application
- EDI 856 ASN generation and transmission
- Carton and pallet SSCC labeling
- Delivery appointment scheduling to the window
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Product recall and reverse logistics
Recall execution and returns handling with the traceability to prove what moved where. Lot and date-code capture at receipt is what makes a recall a bounded exercise instead of an open-ended one.
- Recall segregation, hold and disposition
- Lot, batch and date-code traceability
- Returns receipt, inspection and disposition
- Rework, refurbishment and secondary-market preparation
Common questions
What is value-added service in a 3PL context?
Any work performed on the product between receipt and shipment beyond storage and picking — ticketing, labeling, kitting, repack, display building, assembly and rework. It is what turns imported bulk product into something a retailer will accept.
Can you handle retailer-specific routing guides?
Yes. Routing guide compliance covers carton content, labeling, ASN structure and delivery appointments, applied to each retailer's current specification.
Do you build pallet displays?
Yes. Pallet displays and floor-ready merchandising units are assembled and shipped as single units.
Can you execute a product recall?
Yes. Recall segregation, hold, disposition and traceability reporting are supported, backed by lot and date-code capture at receipt.
Which industries do you do this work for?
Apparel, footwear, housewares, toys, electronics, hardware and chemical, among others. The compliance requirements differ by retailer more than by category.
Stop paying for compliance failures
Send us a recent chargeback report and your retailer mix. We will tell you which deductions are process-fixable and which are not.