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SupplierWiki • 28th July 2025

What is Intermodal Shipping?

There are many shipping modes available to suppliers, but that doesn’t mean a supplier has to pick a single option. There may be times when your shipment requires a more dynamic and flexible option—that’s where intermodal shipping comes in.

SupplierWiki • 22nd July 2024

What is a Bill of Materials?

A Bill of Materials (BOM) is a comprehensive list detailing all the materials required to manufacture a product. It specifies the quantities of each component needed, including raw materials, interim items, sub-units, parts, and consumer goods.

SupplierWiki • 9th September 2025

TikTok Shop: How to Prepare for Viral Demand

Social media is no longer an avenue for simply sharing status updates, pictures, or memes with friends. It’s also a virtual marketplace where users can discover and buy products directly within the apps...

SupplierWiki • 12th May 2025

What Are the Different Segments of a Barcode?

In the retail industry, understanding barcode segments and their function is key to ensuring packages and inventory get where they need to go. Barcodes are the standard in industries that rely on tracking orders, managing inventory, and verifying shipments.

SupplierWiki • 15th April 2025

A Guide to Walmart Marketplace Promotions

Promotions on Walmart Marketplace are tools for sellers looking to boost product visibility, increase sales, and enhance search rankings. In this guide, we’ll dive into the various types of promotions available, outline the steps to set them up, and highlight key metrics to monitor for optimal performance.

SupplierWiki • 4th March 2025

The Benefits of Private Label Brands

Private label brands (or own-label brands) are products that retailers sell under their own branding, even though they are manufactured by a third party. In other words, private label brands allow retailers to offer exclusive products without handling the manufacturing process.

SupplierWiki • 2nd January 2025

How to Make the Most of Trade Shows

Trade shows are vibrant events where suppliers in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry can showcase their products, network with potential business partners, and keep pace with market trends.

SupplierWiki • 1st July 2024

What Is Cross-Docking?

Cross-docking is the process of delivering products directly to the consumer, bypassing the intermediate handling stages between production facilities. This method reduces the need for material management within the warehouse, as suppliers can directly assign dispatched commodities to outbound freight from the production zone to the loading ramp.