Windmill Buying Services
Book purchasing, consolidation and shipping services for schools, universities, booksellers and other trade customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Windmill Buying Services
Windmill Buying Services consolidates, packs and ships book orders from publishers, and supplies eBooks and educational resources. It also sources products ranging from raw materials to finished goods.
Customers include schools, colleges, universities, booksellers and the retail sector. It charges a handling fee on shipments and offers shipping, forwarding and invoicing services.
Founded in 1981, the company is based in Norwich, England, and serves customers in the UK and abroad.
Product: Book and eBook supply, publisher-order consolidation, packing and shipping, and general product sourcing.
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