Cargo damage is a very real concern across the supply chain. While some damage may occur before shipments, it can also happen during the international shipping of goods from overseas factories to U.S. markets and retailers. Even though receiving a damaged shipment is often beyond your control, there are solutions for restoring your cargo. Through […]
Product rework involves modifying or correcting already manufactured products that fall below the required specifications, quality standards, or customer expectations. This service helps importers overcome inventory pain points. Instead of rejecting the entire shipment, retailers, brands, or distribution centers can rework products and achieve success in their supply chain execution to save time and money. […]
This article originally appeared in the Altoona Mirror (Sept. 22, 2023) When supply chain issues throw a curveball at major retailers, a local company has been stepping up to the plate for over 35 years to solve their problems. Quality Corrections and Inspections, with locations in Duncansville and Henderson, Nevada, has worked on products the […]
This article originally appeared in the Blair Business Mirror What started as a family-owned shoe manufacturing company in 1986 has transitioned into a trusted place where companies can turn to for help when imported goods did not meet specifications or quality standards upon arrival in the United States. Quality Corrections & Inspections, headquartered in Duncansville, […]
What to Do When Invisible Ink Reappears Every Fall and Winter, retailers can often experience a dramatic surge in the volume of products with “invisible” markings showing up on finished goods that have been shipped or stored in cold climates. And if you’re wondering if invisible ink can stain, the answer is yes. Temperature-sensitive […]
