Consolidated Sourcing for Large Corporations and Retailers Consolidated Sourcing (CS) enables Large Corporations and Retailers to conduct the merchandise procurement of wide range of categories with the help of experienced and competent sourcing agents located in the country of procurement. BuyersMesh acts as Sourcing Agent in a country of manufacturers and producers – offering resources for sourcing and procurement, and letting the Buyers handle export, logistics and import processes. Buyer connects with BuyersMesh and provides merchandise procurement requirements to BuyersMesh. BuyersMesh gathers samples from manufacturers across the country and supplies those to Buyer. Buyer negotiates with BuyersMesh; and finalize prices, quantities, and delivery schedules and other related terms. BuyersMesh organizes quality manufacturers, assigns capacity-based production volume, tracks production progress, carries out regular inspections at manufacturers' sites, consolidates and delivers final merchandise to a warehouse designated or to a freight forwarder selected by Buyer. Buyer places orders directly with manufacturers, carries out final inspection of the merchandise, manages export and freight processes, and handles customs and import processes at their end. Consolidated Sourcing for Large Corporations and Retailers BuyersMesh acts as Sourcing Agent on behalf of Buyer in the country of procurement. BuyersMesh identifies and organizes quality manufacturers, allocates production capacity as needed, and tracks production progress. BuyersMesh consolidates and delivers the finshed merchandise to a warehouse designated or to freight forwarder selected by Buyer. Buyer manages export and frieght processes, BuyersMesh may provide assistance during the process. Buyer handles customs and import processes at their end. If you are a B2B Buyer or Importer, and looking to procure merchandise from manufacturers located in other countries, without having to do the tedious work of searching, researching, and dealing with multiple manufacturers and sellers; comparing vendor to vendor and country to country costings, and finding most suitable pricing; organizing freight agents, freight forwarders, and shippers for logistics and clearance support; or managing tariffs, and FDA & customs clearances;