(ちょくそう)

ちょくそう
noun / verb-suru
direct delivery, direct shipping
1. direct delivery, direct shipping
Sending goods directly from the producer or source to the consumer, bypassing intermediaries or warehouses. Common in food marketing and e-commerce.
産地(さんち)直送(ちょくそう)野菜(やさい)()う。
Buy vegetables shipped directly from the farm.
工場(こうじょう)から店舗(てんぽ)直送(ちょくそう)するので、新鮮(しんせん)なまま(とど)く。
Since it's shipped directly from the factory to the store, it arrives fresh.
北海道(ほっかいどう)漁港(ぎょこう)から直送(ちょくそう)された海鮮(かいせん)が、この(みせ)()りだ。
Seafood shipped directly from Hokkaido fishing ports is this restaurant's selling point.

USAGE:
Very commonly seen in the compound 産地(さんち)直送(ちょくそう) (direct from the producer), which is a major selling point for food products in Japan. Often appears on restaurant menus and in advertising to emphasize freshness.

GRAMMAR:
Functions as both a noun and a する verb: 直送(ちょくそう)する (to ship directly).

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 産地(さんち)直送(ちょくそう): direct from the producer
  • 工場(こうじょう)直送(ちょくそう): direct from the factory
  • 漁港(ぎょこう)直送(ちょくそう): direct from the fishing port
  • 直送(ちょくそう)便(びん): direct shipment