Retail And Carton Packing
Packing is published on every product in this catalogue: what goes in the bag, how many go in the inner box and how many go in the export carton. Those counts decide how an order is split between sites, whether the goods can go straight onto a peg, and how much repacking happens after the container is opened.
Each Stage And What Goes Wrong There
The decisions that decide whether a carry accessory programme works are all taken before production starts.
Individual Packing
Problem Loose reels rub against each other in transit and arrive scratched on the printed face.
How we handle it Each piece goes into its own poly bag before boxing, which is the standard pack across the range.
Inner Box Quantity
Problem Inner quantities that do not divide into a site allocation force the receiving team to count out pieces by hand.
How we handle it Inner box counts are published per model, from 10 sets up to 100 pieces, so allocation can be planned by box rather than by piece.
Export Carton Quantity
Problem Carton counts that vary without notice break a warehouse plan built on the last shipment.
How we handle it Carton counts are published per model, from 100 up to 1000 pieces, and are checked at packing against those figures.
Retail Presentation
Problem Goods bought for retail arrive in bulk and have to be repacked before they can be sold.
How we handle it The pet ID tag ships in a blister pack, and reels ship poly bagged, so the pieces are already protected for peg or pack presentation.
Carton Marking
Problem Unmarked cartons slow down sorting when several models arrive on one pallet.
How we handle it Poly bag and inner box marking is available on request so mixed shipments can be sorted without opening cartons.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the products individually packed?
What carton quantities should we plan for?
Is the packing suitable for retail display?
Can cartons be marked for multiple destinations?
Do carton dimensions get published?
Retail And Carton Packing
Send your artwork, quantities and the models you are considering, and we will confirm print areas, fittings and carton counts before you commit.