"Batch delivery to carrier" means YANWEN has cleared your parcel through import release and is handing it over, together with other parcels, to a carrier that will move it onward in the destination country. The parcel is at or just leaving a YANWEN handover point, not yet with the final delivery company.
No. This message by itself is normal and is a routine step. It most often follows import release, which is a good sign that the parcel has passed that check. It does not usually point to a problem.
Most often the next scan is "Pick up by local carrier at destination port", seen in about a third of cases. Other common next scans are a departure from a facility, a vehicle loading, or a "Parcel received" scan that names a sorting facility code such as JFK20, MIA01 or LAX20. These codes are internal facility codes of the local carrier. After that the parcel moves through the local network toward your address.
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