ABOUT Quacn
We Take Care of the Small Things That Matter.
We are Quacn, a professional China consolidation and trade service company headquartered in Yiwu, Zhejiang — the world’s largest small commodities hub.
But Quacn was not created simply to become another warehouse or freight forwarder.
We started Quacn because we saw a gap between suppliers and freight forwarders.
Suppliers are good at producing and selling products. Freight forwarders are good at moving goods from one country to another.
But what happens in between?
Who receives products from ten different suppliers?
Who deals with small quantities and many different products?
Who keeps collecting goods for a B2B customer who purchases continuously throughout the month?
Who checks, sorts, combines, repacks, and prepares those shipments before they are finally handed to the freight forwarder?
These tasks may be small.
But for businesses that buy from China regularly, they can become a major operational burden.
This Is Why Quacn Exists.
We focus on the work that is often too small, too complicated, or simply outside the scope of what suppliers and freight forwarders want to handle.
Built for the Reality of B2B Purchasing
Many international trading companies do not place one large order and ship everything at once.
Instead, they continuously purchase small quantities of different products from different suppliers.
One supplier may send 20 units today.
Another may send 50 units tomorrow.
A week later, another supplier sends a completely different product.
For these businesses, purchasing does not end with placing an order.
Someone needs to keep receiving everything.
Quacn provides that missing link.
We receive your goods in China, keep them organized, consolidate shipments, help with basic checking and repacking, and prepare them according to your shipping instructions.
Whether you are collecting a few parcels or gradually building a shipment for international transportation, we make the small things easier to manage.
We Don’t Want to Be Your First Choice.
This may sound unusual, but we don’t believe you should always use Quacn.
Your supplier should do what your supplier can do well.
Your freight forwarder should do what your freight forwarder can do well.
And if they can handle something efficiently, let them handle it.
We see ourselves as the next layer of support.
Your Supplier
Produces and sells your products.
Quacn
Receives, organizes, consolidates and prepares your goods.
Your Freight Forwarder
Handles international transportation.
When your supplier cannot collect goods from other suppliers, we can.
When your freight forwarder does not want to handle dozens of small parcels, we can.
When your purchasing team needs somewhere to continuously send and organize goods in China, we can.
When there is a gap between purchasing and shipping, Quacn is there to fill it.
We are not trying to replace the people you already work with.
We are here to handle what they cannot — or simply do not want to — handle well.
From Yiwu to Asia
Today, Quacn is headquartered in Yiwu, Zhejiang, with a team of more than 30 professionals and a warehouse of over 5,000 square meters.
Our long-term goal is not simply to build a larger warehouse.
We want to build a network across Asia, starting with China and gradually expanding into other major Asian trading and sourcing markets.
The idea is simple:
Wherever businesses need help collecting, organizing, and moving small quantities of goods, there should be a Quacn.
We want to grow carefully, market by market, while keeping the same principle that brought us here:
About the Founder
Hi, I’m Jay.
I hold a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the State University of New York.
But I didn’t become an engineer.
Instead, I’ve always been curious about something different: how small ideas can grow into great companies.
Over the years, I’ve explored different businesses, learned from different industries, and became increasingly interested in the companies that quietly solve real problems at scale.
Two companies that have always inspired me are FedEx and Costco.
What I admire about them is not simply their size. It is the way they built their businesses around something simple — creating a reliable system, delivering real value, and earning customers’ trust over time.
Growing up and spending time influenced by American business culture also shaped the way I think about building a company.
I believe a good company should be fair, respectful, professional, and transparent.
It should respect its customers.
It should respect its employees.
It should respect its partners.
And it should take responsibility for the small things that other companies may overlook.
That is one of the reasons I started Quacn.
Quacn was not created with the ambition of becoming the biggest company in the industry.
It started with a much simpler idea:
find the small problems that businesses struggle with every day, and do those things really well.
— Jay
Founder of Quacn
