





Three core salvage streams
Our warehouse sorting lines process thousands of tons of raw textile waste weekly, separating inventory into standardized, export-ready categories.
Graded secondhand clothing
Shoes and accessories
Mixed salvage supplies
Sorted by climate, wear, and market demand. We pack tropical mixes, winter jackets, and activewear into high-density bales with zero quality drift.
Paired footwear, purses, and belts sorted by material and condition. Packed securely in polypropylene sacks to maximize container volume and prevent transit damage.
Institutional cleaning rags, industrial gloves, and mixed plastic toys. Consistent grading ensures every shipment meets regional industrial and retail specifications.
Three stages of consistency
Primary sorting
Quality inspection
Hydraulic compression
Raw textile streams enter our North American facilities where experienced sorters categorize materials by fiber, grade, and market suitability.
Secondary inspectors verify bale consistency, ensuring no low-grade materials slip through. We guarantee the mix matches your invoice specifications.
Approved textiles are compressed into export-ready bales, wrapped in protective sheeting, and strapped for high-volume container-load logistics.


High-density export bales
We pack our salvage textiles using heavy-duty hydraulic balers. This maximizes shipping container volume, lowering your ocean freight cost per kilogram. Every bale is wrapped in woven polypropylene and bound with steel wire to withstand multi-port transit.
Standard bale weights range from 45kg to 450kg depending on target market requirements. Our logistics team handles all customs documentation and port clearance prep for seamless five-continent distribution.
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mnfmerali@gmail.com
Headquarters: 9200 Dufferin Street, Concord, Ontario, L4K 0C6 Canada
Container-load inquiries only
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25 YEARS OF GLOBAL LOGISTICS
