07PACKAGING & LOGISTICS

Packing is part of the product definition.

Pack quantity, fold method, bag or carton details, labels and shipping marks affect handling and channel readiness. Availability and cost are confirmed against the actual product and order.

ORDER INPUT / CONFIRM LINE BY LINE

  1. 01Application
  2. 02Finished size
  3. 03Quantity
  4. 04Edge & eyelets
  5. 05Packing
  6. 06Destination
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INNER PACK

Units, fold and protection

Define what one sellable or wholesale unit contains and how it should be folded or protected.

OUTER PACK

Carton and shipping marks

Confirm count, size limits, markings and any destination-specific instructions.

ROUTE

Destination and responsibility

Available shipping options, costs, customs roles and timing are reviewed for the order.

01

PACKING BRIEF

Give the factory the sales-channel context

State whether the order is bulk wholesale, ecommerce unit packing or another format, then provide pack count, label language, barcode or mark requirements and reference files.

02

AUTHORIZATION

Customer brands require proper permission

Brand artwork, labels and packaging files should be approved and legally authorized. Private-label capability is confirmed only after reviewing the actual request.

03

LOGISTICS BOUNDARY

Global shipping options are reviewed per order

Provide the destination country or warehouse, product, quantity, packing and expected timing so available routes and responsibilities can be reviewed.

SITE DIRECTORY

Start with the buying question that matters

NEXT STEP

Treat packing and logistics as order inputs, not afterthoughts.

Share the pack format, units per pack, label language, marks, destination and channel requirements.

Open the RFQ checklist