Ensuring that goods are properly packaged for international shipping is crucial for us to protect them during transit and to comply with international shipping regulations. 

  1. We Choose the Right Packaging Materials
  • Corrugated Boxes: We use high-quality, durable corrugated cardboard boxes for most items.
  • Wooden Crates: Suitable for heavy or large items that need extra protection.
  • Pallets: We use pallets for large shipments to facilitate easy handling and to keep the goods off the ground.
  • Plastic Containers: Waterproof containers can be used for items that need protection from moisture.
  1. We Use Appropriate Cushioning
  • Bubble Wrap: Ideal for wrapping fragile items.
  • Foam Peanuts: Fill empty spaces in the box to prevent movement.
  • Air Pillows: Lightweight and effective for cushioning.
  • Foam Sheets: Provides excellent protection for sensitive items.
  • Packing Paper: For wrapping and additional cushioning.
  1. Secure and Seal Packaging
  • Packing Tape: We use strong, durable packing tape to seal boxes securely.
  • Strapping: We use plastic or metal strapping for heavy or large boxes to reinforce them.
  • Shrink Wrap: We wrap pallets and larger items to secure and protect them from dust and moisture.
  1. Label Clearly and Accurately
  • Shipping Labels: Include the full address of the recipient, sender’s address, and contact information.
  • Handling Labels: We use labels such as “Fragile,” “This Side Up,” or “Handle with Care” to indicate special handling requirements.
  1. Package for Protection Against Various Conditions
  • Moisture: We use moisture-resistant packaging for items susceptible to water damage.
  • Temperature: We consider thermal insulation for goods sensitive to temperature changes.
  • Shock and Vibration: We use cushioning materials and sturdy packaging to absorb shocks and vibrations during transit.
  1. Follow International Regulations
  • ISPM 15 Compliance: For wooden packaging materials, ensure they are treated and marked according to the International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures No. 15 (ISPM 15) to prevent the spread of pests.
  • Customs Documentation: We ensure all necessary documents, such as commercial invoices, packing lists, and certificates of origin, are included and easily accessible.
  1. Weight Distribution and Load Stability
  • Even Weight Distribution: We ensure that the weight is evenly distributed within each box to prevent shifting.
  • Stacking: When palletizing, stack boxes in a stable configuration to avoid tipping over.
  • Load Securing: We use stretch wrap, straps, or shrink wrap to secure the load on the pallet.
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