Swap meet and flea market vendors are natural buyers for a Target raw general merchandise liquidation truckload: “raw” stock is unsorted, and an open-air table is a forgiving place to sell mixed goods. The trailer is filled with Target-sourced general merchandise, sold used and as-is, and freight anywhere in the US is in the price.
What “Raw” Means in a Target Raw General Merchandise Liquidation Truckload
In liquidation, “raw” generally describes stock that has not been sorted, culled or processed after it was pulled. That matches what we can tell you: nothing in this load is itemized, sorted or graded. The listing quotes a typical 100 to 300 items, a common range that is not a promise. It is listed as a full truckload, and that 100 to 300 figure covers the whole load. Target appears only to say where the goods came from; it did not make them and has no part in this offer.
Condition
Unsorted means unchecked. Items are used and sold as-is: some may be sealed, many will be handled or opened, and some will be broken, partial or not functioning.
Selling Raw Stock at Flea Markets and Swap Meets
- Pre-sort at home. Split stock into “table,” “box of odds,” and “keep back” before market day. Raw loads include things you shouldn’t put out.
- Build themed tables. Group like with like once you know what the load holds. Shoppers scan faster when similar goods sit together.
- Use a fill-a-bag box. Small odds and ends move well as grab-bag bundles.
- Bring a power strip if allowed. Letting shoppers check a plug-in item builds trust, where the venue permits.
- Sign condition clearly. A card reading “liquidation stock, sold as-is, please inspect” heads off disputes.
- Rotate stock. Bring different goods each week so regulars find something new.
- Pack out the leftovers thoughtfully. What didn’t move can go to a bin store, a donation site or a wholesale buyer.
Other Buyers
Bin stores and discount shops buy raw loads too, as do resellers who sort the stock and pass a general merchandise pallet or mixed merchandise lots on to other sellers.
Getting the Trailer
Trucking anywhere in the US is included, and delivery is curbside under the Shipping Policy. Raw loads unload most easily onto a dock or with a forklift or pallet jack. With none of those, let us know before checkout. You can also set an appointment to collect; the Shipping Policy outlines holding terms.
Purchase Conditions
As-is and unmanifested, without warranty. Returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy, and claims for damage, a short load or defects go through it and the Shipping Policy.
Raw Load FAQ
Has anything been removed from a raw load?
We cannot say what happened before it reached us; the load is not sorted or itemized by us.
Can I sell everything at a flea market?
Not necessarily. Damaged, unsafe or opened consumable items should be set aside.
Is the item range exact?
No, 100 to 300 is a typical range only.
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