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How to Buy Directly from Junior Horse in Los Angeles, California

With respect and a desire to help first-time buyers.

In everything we buy, the shipping costs that are added to the final price of the product we consume are included.

🚚 How the market really works

Around 68% of the disposable products you buy today come from the state of California and are transported by truck.
Every time a product changes hands, the cost increases — and that increase ends up in the final price you pay.

So the question is:

Why not buy directly from the source?

📦 Understanding shipping costs

Shipping a pallet can cost anywhere from $100 to $300, depending on your location.

Practical example

If you’re in Arizona and your pallet shipping cost is $100, and you load 100 boxes on that pallet:

  • Shipping cost per box: $1.00

  • That becomes the only additional cost per product.

Simple and efficient

🔍 The difference between buying direct and buying from distributors

Think about this:

  1. The companies that sell to you in your region buy their products in Los Angeles.

  2. They pay transportation to bring them to their warehouse.

  3. Then they pay again to send the products from their warehouse to your store or business.

This means you pay for transportation twice on the same merchandise.

On top of that, distributors must add:

  • Storage costs

  • Labor

  • Operational expenses

  • A minimum 30% margin

All of this makes the product more expensive by the time it reaches you.

To keep prices attractive, many distributors choose cheaper products, which often means lower quality.

When you buy from Junior Horse

You immediately gain several advantages:

  • No intermediaries, which eliminates unnecessary costs.

  • Higher-quality products than what many distributors offer.

  • Warehouse-level pricing, without extra markups.

🔄 A new purchasing routine

Buying directly requires a small shift in how you operate:

  • Know which days carriers pick up merchandise for your region.

  • Have your orders ready when they arrive.

  • Consider the transit time to your business.

  • Plan your restocking schedule (every 15 days or once a month).

It may sound intimidating at first, but it’s not.
It simply requires a change in routine.

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