Packing & logistics
Plan the protection.
Then plan the shipment.
A clear packing specification covers the bottle, carton, markings, loading method and document file. Final freight and loading quantities are quotation-specific.
Container loading
Secure every layer.
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Loading plan | Floor loading without pallets for this packing profile |
| Carton position | Lay cartons flat |
| Layer inserts | Double-wall board between the third and fourth layers |
| Insert coverage | Full container width and at least two cartons lengthwise |
| Insert overlap | No overlap |
| Void protection | Fill side and end voids to immobilise the cartons |
| Container quantity | Confirm against carton dimensions, weights and transport limits |
Traceability
Make every pack identifiable.
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Product name | Bottle: 1 cm; carton: 2 cm lettering |
| Manufacture date | Bottle: 0.3–0.5 cm; carton: 0.5–0.8 cm lettering |
| Required details | Expiry date, batch code or full name, volume in litres |
| Traceability | Actual manufacturer name and address on product labels and cartons |
| Handling | Upright-position arrow on the outside of each carton |
Shipment documentation
- Inspection certificate
- Certificate of origin
- Health or phytosanitary certificate where applicable
- Weight and quality certificate
- Non-radioactivity declaration/certificate if required
- GMO status certificate or declaration
- Other documents agreed in the purchase contract
These are packing and acceptance requirements for the documented retail profile. Test loads are not physical container stacking instructions. No carton count per container, freight rate, MOQ or transit time is stated.
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