Real general merchandise truckloads, sold whole, the book's catch-all: manifested department returns, a premium inspected class of clean shelf pulls, and wide mixed builds of household goods, decor, seasonal, and small electronics. We are the wholesaler. We buy every load we sell. We quote your freight upfront and charge it on top of the load price, with no hidden fees and no surprises at delivery.
Every general merchandise load below is real and currently available, with stream and condition straight from the load record. GM is where the manifest separates the programs, so we name the stream and link it where one exists.
Photos show the category, not the exact load, and contents vary by truckload.
Mixed pet food, mostly dog and cat food in bags and cans packed in gaylords, including popular brands. Dates range from in date to close dated and past date. Fully manifested. 15 pallets.
Southeast
TRGT general merchandise truckload on 8ft tall pallets, averaging about two and a quarter truckloads of merchandise in one semi. Condition varies by unit. Unmanifested. 26 pallets.
West Coast
TRGT general merchandise, very clean shelf pulls plus new and customer returns, inspected by items of high value with nothing removed or excluded. Fully manifested. 24 to 28 pallets per truckload, most of them 6ft tall.
Midwest
WM general merchandise. Customer returns, condition varies by unit. Unmanifested. 22 to 24 pallets per truckload. Bright, colorful goods sold into discount stores, individual sales, swap meets and pallet sales.
South
TRGT general merchandise that can contain appliances, baby items, toys, TVs, home goods, domestics, electronics and indoor and outdoor furniture, with no clothes and no shoes. A mix of new, customer returns, shelf pulls and overstock. Unmanifested. 26 pallets.
Southeast
CSTCO general merchandise, covering big and bulky items. Customer returns, condition varies by unit. Unmanifested. 24 pallets, some of them double pallets.
West Coast
KHL general merchandise. Customer returns and undeliverables. Fully manifested, with manifests and details below.
West Coast
KHL general merchandise. Customer returns and undeliverables. Fully manifested, with manifests and details below.
Midwest
KHL general merchandise. Customer returns and undeliverables. Fully manifested, with manifests and details below.
Southeast
WM general merchandise truckload. Customer returns. Unmanifested.
West Coast
General merchandise. Online customer returns and undeliverables, condition varies by unit. Unmanifested. 24 to 26 pallets. Sold into individual sales, discount stores, auction companies and pallet sales.
South
A large TRGT general merchandise truckload, unprocessed. Mostly new merchandise. Unmanifested. Pallets run 7 to 8 feet tall.
MidwestManifest status
On the lot
Lot sizes: 15 pallets, 26 pallets, 24 to 28 pallets, 24 pallets, 24 to 26 pallets
Examples of how loads are titled in the current inventory for General Merchandise.
12 General Merchandise loads live right now. Details exactly as listed on each load:
12 loads live right now. Notes pulled straight from the load records, passed through exactly as received:
The loads shown include overstock and returns as described on the tiles. Contents and condition are exactly as recorded. Actual contents can vary.
General Merchandise truckloads contain a mix of customer returns, overstock, and shelf pulls. What is listed is what we know at the time. Freight is quoted separately for your location and charged on top.
12 General Merchandise truckloads are live right now. Buyers searching liquidation inventory can see category, size notes, manifest status, and the descriptions exactly as provided.
12 General Merchandise truckloads are available to evaluate now. Start with the category and size on each tile, check manifest availability, read the description as listed, and factor freight into total cost.
Pulled straight from the loads on this page. It updates as new loads arrive and others sell.
GM is the catch-all category, and the manifest is what tells the programs apart.
General merchandise is what the industry calls a load with no single dominant category, the wide everyday spread that touches every floor: household goods, home decor, seasonal items, small electronics, toys. Several streams ship under the GM label, and they do not behave the same. A premium manifested class runs retailer-inspected shelf pulls, new product, and customer returns, high value with nothing pulled out, manifested down to the line. Beside it run returns and undeliverables that often ship manifested, big-and-bulky returns, and shelf pulls and overstock that move unmanifested.
The premium class earns its name through what is kept out: no playground-line merchandise, no holiday seasonal, no food or candy, no apparel or shoes, nothing visibly broken, nothing under the program's value floor. What remains is a load a buyer can plan a floor against. These pallets often stack tall and ship dense, so the freight and the floor space both matter before you commit. Where the program runs clean and manifested, the manifest is why the load reads line by line.
Two reads tell you how a GM load will actually run. First, condition is retailer-sourced and it varies, so we pass along the grades and photos as we get them and describe the condition the way the load record shows it, rather than rounding it up. Returns are common, the spread runs from new through mixed and shelf pulls, and we state it per load. Second, the manifest. A large share of GM ships manifested, but not all of it, so we label the manifest status per load. On the unmanifested mixes, the condition line on the tile is what you plan against.
Every channel we serve buys GM. Discount stores plan shelf space off the manifested clean loads. Auction houses and individual sellers take the returns and sell straight off the lines. Pallet-sale resellers move the wide mixed volume by the unit. The buyers who do well here match the stream to the floor: manifested clean for retail shelves, returns for auction houses and individual buyers. We sell full truckloads only, not individual pallets. Set a GM alert and the next matching truckload reaches you the moment it goes live, stream named, manifest linked where one exists.
Your payment is held and protected until your load is confirmed and on its way to you. If we cannot deliver what we committed to, you are not out the money. No wiring money into the dark and hoping a load shows up. That protection is the foundation of how we earn repeat buyers.
They were honest about what was on the load and what they could not guarantee. The price held from quote to delivery. That alone makes them different from everyone else I have bought from.
They answered the phone and walked me through condition before I paid. My funds stayed protected until it shipped. That is rare in this space.
Real inventory. Condition straight from the record. Freight quoted upfront, charged on top.
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