Packaging
Packaging & Logistics
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Which trade term should a first order use? Copy link
Use the term your forwarder already knows. EXW, FOB, and DDP are all on the quote. If this is the first import, say so and sales will spell out what you still arrange. See contact.
Do you offer DDP? Copy link
Yes. DDP can cover the delivery address you name, including an Amazon warehouse when that address is in the brief. Confirm it on the quote via export packing.
Do you offer FOB? Copy link
Yes. FOB is a normal term beside EXW and DDP. Name the port with the destination. See export packing.
Do you offer EXW? Copy link
Yes. On EXW your forwarder collects. Petaful still packs, marks, and inspects before the cartons are ready. See export packing.
How do you deal with moisture in the carton? Copy link
Wrap and carton choice are set for the lane and the season. A pad and a house do not get the same pack. The plan is checked on the sample. See export packing.
Can you barcode the selling unit? Copy link
Yes. Send the barcode file with the artwork. It is confirmed on the sample so the unit scans before bulk. See export packing.
What is a retail insert? Copy link
A printed card or sheet packed with the product for the shelf story, care line, or a set contents list. It is printed with the order and checked on the sample. See export packing.
Can one SKU have two carton marks? Copy link
Yes, when the same product ships to two destinations or two channels. Name both mark sets before the cartons close. See export packing.
When is the packing plan made? Copy link
With the sample, before bulk. Flat or nested, carton count, marks, and barcodes are part of that plan. See export packing.
Do you publish CBM for every SKU? Copy link
CBM is calculated for your pack, because a flat pad and a nested house do not share one cube. Ask for it with the sample so the freight quote uses the real carton. See export packing.
Next step
Send the brief that starts the sample
Send the shape, the market, and whether you have a drawing, a mold, or a reorder.
