Oops Singapore

15/09/2026

China Public Holiday Notice
Mid‑Autumn Festival: September 25 to 27
National Day: October 1 to 4
During these public holidays, our warehouse will not be able to process incoming packages or arrange outgoing shipments. If you have urgent shipments, please arrange to ship out earlier.

28/08/2026

📢✨ Big Update! ✨📢

Our new warehouse signage is officially up!

To complete the move, we’ll be taking one day off tomorrow (August 29, 2026) to transfer the remaining goods into the new facility.

Thank you for your patience and support — we’re excited to welcome you soon at our upgraded warehouse! 🚛📦💪

22/08/2026

📦✨ We’ve Moved! ✨📦

Our new warehouse is officially ready starting today!

Please update your address book with our new warehouse address to ensure smooth deliveries and operations.

Thank you for your continued support — we look forward to serving you even better from our upgraded facility! 🚛💪

18/08/2026

🚧 Warehouse Update 🚧

Our new warehouse renovation is almost 80% complete!

Today, the loading dock ramp is being installed — another big step toward smoother, faster operations.

Stay tuned as we get closer to unveiling our upgraded facility! 💪📦✨

03/08/2026

We are excited to announce that later this month, we will be relocating to a larger and upgraded warehouse to better serve you.

With the growing demand in commercial shipments, our operations have expanded beyond Singapore and Malaysia — earlier this year we also began handling containers bound for Indonesia. This means we now manage almost 1–2 containers daily, which has affected our unloading speed.

To improve efficiency, we are moving to a new warehouse equipped with three loading bays (1.2m above ground), allowing simultaneous loading and unloading. The usable space will also increase from 3,300 sqm to nearly 6,000 sqm, giving us more capacity to manage shipments smoothly.

In addition, we have expanded our services to include China export customs clearance, cargo warehousing, and container loading, with the capability to handle container loading across provincial cities and shipments through major ports.

We are also opening up our new warehouse to provide warehousing and container loading services to destinations worldwide, further strengthening our global logistics coverage and end‑to‑end support for international trade.

The new warehouse is currently under renovation, and we will share the new address with you very soon.

Thank you for your continued support — we look forward to serving you even better from our new home!

01/07/2026

NEA has updated the list of household appliances under its regulation:
- Air-conditioner (including single-phase Portable Air-Conditioner)
- Refrigerator
- Clothes Dryer
- Television
- Lamp
- Fluorescent Lamp Ballast
- Water Heater
- Three-phase VRF Air-Conditioner
- Three-phase Induction Motor
- Commercial Storage Refrigerator

The National Environment Agency

29/06/2026

From July 1, those who are importing NEA regulated home appliance (air-conditioners, clothes dryers, household water heaters, refrigerators, televisions and three-phase induction motors) for their own use will have to register such goods on NEA's portal before importing them into Singapore.
NEA's Portal: https://go.gov.sg/elsportal
A certificate of registration will then be issued to those who have registered. Once issued, the certificate is valid for three years and is renewable.
News Source: https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/energy-efficient-goods-households-businesses
Updates (June 30, 2026):
1. This new regulation only applies to purchases made on or after July 1.
2. The following information is required by the NEA portal:
• Product brand and model
• User manual
• Product brochure/catalogue
• Product modification records (if any)
• Product testing report
• Letter of authorization (if a third party is entrusted to handle registration)
• If the testing report is issued by a third-party laboratory, a valid ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation certificate must be attached
• Valid accreditation documents corresponding to the testing standards from the third-party testing organization
3. If the appliance uses flammable refrigerants, the supplier/importer (for self-use) must submit a Declaration of Conformity to the Civil Defence Force and apply for an In-Principle Approval (IPA) before importing or selling the equipment.
Detailed specifications can be found in the latest Civil Defence Force circular: https://www.scdf.gov.sg/.../acts-codes-and-regulations
When registering such appliances with NEA (including first-time applications and certificate renewals), the In-Principle Approval document issued by the Civil Defence Force must be uploaded simultaneously.
4. Under the "Energy Conservation Act" of Singapore, all parties must comply with the mandatory requirements of MELS and MEPS. Individuals or companies in violation may face fines of up to SGD10000. If false declarations result in goods being detained in storage, the storage costs shall be borne by the consignee. If Singapore Customs or NEA verifies false declarations, consignee may be subject to fines.

18/06/2026

Nansha Port a bit flooding...

12/05/2026

Important Notice to All Customers
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Shenzhen Airport Public Security Bureau (PSB) recently carried out a special operation to crack down on illegal and dangerous goods. One of our shipments was detained after being falsely declared as other goods by the customer, but in fact contained Class 9 dangerous goods (lithium battery power banks).
PSB has classified this as illegal smuggling of dangerous goods. The case is still under investigation, with fines expected to range from CNY3,000 up to CNY200,000. Even after fines are paid, PSB has confirmed that the goods will not be released and must be surrendered. Our director has been required to attend PSB with recipient information to provide a statement.
We emphasize that compliance with regulations is critical. Customers must ensure shipments do not contain prohibited or dangerous goods, and declarations must be accurate. Oops China has no choice but to follow PSB directives, and we cannot provide compensation for goods detained under such circumstances.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we continue to prioritize safe and compliant logistics operations.