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Packaging & Labelling
Packaging & Labelling
Make sure the full delivery address including the postcode is on each parcel label.
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Make sure there's a label on every item in the consignment.
Use the full postal address, not just the invoice address.
Labels should be adequately located and in view.
Labels should not be smudged, creased or ripped.
Ensure barcode is visible and undamaged. Poor barcodes will reduce traceability of freight.
Use appropriate labelling to identify weighty items and goods that are fragile.
Remove old labels.
If it's a long item, attach a label to each end.
Make sure the pallet base is solid and durable.
Protect corners with edge guards.
Ensure banding is taut.
Adequately label e.g. identifying fragility.
Make sure loose product is packaged appropriately.
Use opaque shrink wrap for banding.
Make sure items are packed well with relevant material to reduce movement and to protect goods.
Band with appropriate strapping and ensure it is taut to avoid slippage.
Band with appropriate strapping and ensure it is taut to avoid slippage.
Ensure the packaging is the right fit for the goods.
Ensure the packaging is the right fit for the goods.
Avoid overfilling packages.
Avoid overfilling packages.
We’ll do all we can to make sure we take care of your delivery, but there are a few things you can do to help us ensure each delivery arrives in perfect condition.
This guide shows you how to wrap and pack your parcels ready for collection, whatever their size and shape.