Global Logistics

From our floor to your stores, on schedule.

SAPP manages freight, customs, warehousing, and store-level distribution across Australia, Asia, Europe, and North America so displays arrive complete and in time for launch.

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What We Do

We move displays across borders and into stores without losing the launch date.

International
Freight

Customs
Coordination

Warehousing &
Distribution

Local
Delivery

How We Do It

We plan logistics from the launch date backwards.

Freight mode, consolidation point, customs documentation, and store delivery windows are set before production finishes. This gives the schedule enough tolerance to absorb a delay without moving the date the displays need to be live.

Launch date planning

The in-store date is fixed and the freight schedule is built back from it.

Freight booking

Mode, route, and carrier are secured against the production completion date.

Warehouse consolidation

Stock is received, checked, and picked into store-level consignments.

Store-level delivery

Consignments are delivered into agreed access windows, ready for installation.

Why It Matters

A display that arrives late or incomplete cannot deliver the campaign it was built for.

Worker wearing a white hard hat and yellow safety vest holding a walkie-talkie and clipboard while standing in front of stacked shipping containers at a port or storage yard.

Retail launch dates do not move.
A container held at customs, a consignment split across two shipments, or a store that receives the wrong pack can undo months of design and production work in a single week.

A butternut pumpkin on a grocery store scale with a screen displaying its weight as 0.935 kg and a barcode for scanning using the store's Scan&Go app, which is also shown on a smartphone held by a person.

SAPP plans logistics backwards from the in-store date, with warehousing in Melbourne and offices across Hong Kong, Shanghai, Vienna, Essex, and Los Angeles handling consolidation, documentation, and last-mile delivery.

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The result is a rollout where every store receives the correct display, in full, in time to be installed before the campaign goes live.

our projects

Relevant Case Studies

SAPP develops display concepts against shopper behaviour, store formats, and real production limits,
so a design is commercially viable before it is signed off.

Ryobi and AEG power tool security display at Bunnings

Ryobi & AEG Security Display System

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CLIENT

Retail Solutions Ltd.

WHERE

Bunnings, Australia

WHAT WE DID

A durable security platform and universal “tool skin” designed to protect high-value power tools without compromising access, interaction or visual merchandising.

Need displays in every store before the campaign goes live?

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Tell us about your project and we will connect you with the right specialist, whether it is one display or a national rollout.

What happens next

Send your enquiry using the form. A few lines about your project is enough to start.

We reply within 24 hours to book a 30-minute call with the right member of our team.

On the call we talk through your brief, timing and budget, then outline the next steps.

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hello@sappinternational.com +61 422 125 131 (Sydney head office)

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