ADEQUATE PACKAGING OF GOODS

The sender is obliged to pack the package in such a way as to protect its contents, other packages and the employees who handle the packages.

Adequate packaging includes a minimum of five-layer outer cardboard packaging and inner fillings.

The packaging should secure the contents of the package in such a way that no one can access the contents without damaging the outer packaging.

CHOOSE QUALITY

A better quality box protects the product better.

The strength of the boxes is extremely important for heavier packages.

If you use old cardboard packaging, make sure it is strong enough to protect the goods - five-ply cardboard is the best choice.

FILLING THE EMPTY SPACE

Choose boxes of adequate thickness for the contents of the package.

Fill the empty space in the box with fillings and ensure that the contents cannot move independently.

In the box without filling, the items are subject to damage.

PACKAGE WEIGHT

Please note that the packaging corresponds to the weight of the goods.

The package properly protects it in such a way that it can withstand a pressure proportional to five times its own weight.

STICK THE PACKAGE WELL

High-quality adhesive tape and closing of the box at all joints secures the package from opening during transport.

As an additional security against opening, it is recommended to wrap the entire box with stretch wrap.

BOTTLES AND LIQUIDS

If you are sending liquids, creams, fats, oils, etc., first pack them in an airtight bag - nylon or bubble wrap.

Bottles of wine and other products in glass packaging should be packed in boxes intended for bottles. It is important that around each individual bottle there is solid styrofoam and expanded polystyrene of approx. 3 cm and more.

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