Packaging & Shipping Guide
Prepare Your Order for Safer, More Efficient Delivery
Guidance on packing standards, container loading, trade terms, destination documents and transport risk control.
Packing and loading decisions affect freight cost, damage rates and customs clearance. Plan the packing spec, the loading plan and the document set together before production.
Packing layers
Packing works in layers: primary pack, set or retail pack, outer carton and transport protection. Each layer has a job.
Container loading
Efficient loading raises the fill rate and lowers freight per unit. Weight distribution and carton size matter as much as volume.
- Carton size and stack height
- Weight distribution
- Loading sequence
- Photographic record
Trade terms
Choose the Incoterm that matches your logistics setup: EXW, FOB, CIF and others are available.
Destination documents
Requirements vary by market. The common set includes the commercial invoice, packing list and applicable certificates.
Risk control
Fragile protection, moisture control and correct marks reduce damage and customs delays.
Loading reference
What affects loading efficiency
| Factor | Why it matters | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Carton size | Fill rate and stack height | Standardised carton dimensions |
| Product protection | Damage rate in transit | Inserts and drop-test reference |
| Weight distribution | Container safety | Load plan and axle limits |
| Marking | Customs and receiving | Shipping marks and origin labels |
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