Packaging should be adequate to protect the equipment for shipping by common carrier of choice.
Product packaging and container.
To enclose in a package or covering; material (as a covering or stuffing) used to protect packed goods during transport.
Ways of wrapping products to protect them, advertise them, or make them convenient for sale.
Receptacles and other components necessary for the receptacle to perform it's containment function.
The processes and procedures used to protect material from deterioration and damage. It includes cleaning, drying, preserving, packing, marking, and unitization.
There are four types of case's in which a DVD can be kept in: keep case (normal time DVD box), snap case (Cardbord and plastice DVD box), jewel case (CD style DVD Case) and custom case (like a special box set).
A range of flexible and specialty packaging produced from aluminum foil, paper, plastic, glass, paperboard, tinplate and laminated products into custom-designed consumer packaging solutions for the food and beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetics/personal care and tobacco markets.
The final stage in tobacco processing. Tobacco can be packaged in hogsheads, bales, tersa bales, or cardboard boxes; it is then either stored or transported to a manufacturer of tobacco products.
A unit that provides protection and containment of items plus ease of handling by manual or mechanical means.
Wrappers or containers used to protect food or other products from dirt, germs, and damage. Packaging often provides information about the product. Sometimes goods contain more packaging than they need.
The use of wrappings, cushioning materials, containers, markings, and related techniques to protect items from deterioration, to prevent loss or damage, to facilitate handling, and to identify the item packaged. Packaging does not include that additional processing which may be required to prepare the packaged item for shipment.
a message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution
material used to make packages
Materials such as plastic, foam, and paper that are used to package products.
RMS shrink-wraps and carton-packs reprints for shipping.
The package is not the box. The real package is the customer and the product.
One of the greatest packages ever is the Polo Ralph Lauren signature stitched logo: brand, product and customer packaged as one.
a cover, wrapper, container, or stabilizer (e.g., strapping or pallet) designed to store, transport, display, and protect a product and/or attract purchasers.
A receptacle and any other components or materials necessary for the receptacle to perform its containment function.
The box or blister card which protects a toy from nefarious outside elements, like dust, sunlight or little grubby children who break everything they get their hands on. The condition of a toy's packaging has a direct effect on a toy's value in the secondary market.
The activities of designing and producing the container or wrapper for a product.
The act of filling and labelling a container with a product
Materials used to protect a shipment physically when it is in a warehouse or in transit. Protective packaging is often inside a carton or individual box.
Materials used to protect a product from the time it is shipped from its point of manufacture to the point of purchase
The process that protects and signs a Windows Media file, producing a packaged Windows Media file. The packaging process includes generating or specifying a key, generating and signing the content header, and then encrypting the Windows Media file with this information.
In the NRC regulations governing the transportation of radioactive materials (10 C.F.R. section 71), the term "packaging" is used to mean the shipping container together with its radioactive contents.
Plastic boxes, blister packaging, packaging foam, clamshell & contract packaging.
material or items used to protect, contain or transport a commodity or product. A package can also be a material or item that is physically attached to a product or its container to provide information about the product.
The bridge that interconnects the ICs and other components into a system-level board to form electronic products.
the enclosure of products in a wrap, pouch, bag, box, cup, tray, can, tube, bottle or other container form to perform one or more of the following functions: 1. containment for handling, transportation and use; 2. preservation and protection of the contents for required shelf and use life; 3. identification of contents, quantity, quality and manufacturer; 4. facilitate dispensing and use.
The material or method of packing a shipment that provides suitable protection during transit.
the wrapping around products that is used to protect the product from damage, to keep the product clean, to extend shelf life, to promote the product and to provide information about the product
The act of filling and labeling containers with a product. More than 20,000 cases a day are packaged in Nutrilite's ultra-modern packaging facility. From here, Nutrilite ships the packaged product to Access Business Group’s Regional Distribution Centers worldwide.
For radioactive materials, it may consist of one or more receptacles, absorbent materials, spacing structures, thermal insulation, radiation shielding, and devices for cooling or absorbing mechanical shock to ensure compliance with U.S. Department of Transportation regulations.
The process and procedures used to protect material. It includes cleaning, drying, preserving, packaging, marking, and utilization.
Packaging is a technique to provide proper materials and containers together with the condition that such materials and containers provide for protecting the value and the state of products when they are transported, stored, transacted, or used.
The container or combination of materials used to wrap a product and protect it from damage, theft and/or decay.
The wrapping material around a consumer item that serves to contain, identify, describe, protect, display, promote, and otherwise make the product marketable and keep it clean.
a PRN for material that is exported
materials used to inform a buyer and to protect a good during the distribution process. Egg cartons protect fragile eggs while plastic and cardboard containing batteries reduce shoplifting.
The process by which roasted coffee is protected from oxidation. The purposes of packaging are to preserve the original flavor characteristics and provide portion control.
One or more receptacles and wrappers and their contents, excluding any special nuclear material, source material or byproduct material, spacing structures, thermal insulation, radiation shielding, devices for cooling and for absorbing mechanical shock, external fittings, neutron moderators, nonfissile neutron absorbers and other supplementary equipment.
Any material, container or wrappings, used for or in connection with the containment, transport, handling, protection, promotion, marketing or sale of any product or substance, including such packaging as may be prescribed.
The packaging market is made up of users who manufacture packaging out of metal, plastic or paper, and coat their packaging for decorating, information and protection. Major coatings users include can and drum makers, carton makers and plastic packaging specialists. Coatings used include paints, inks and varnishes.
Material used for making packages
Material used to protect goods, and used as an opportunity to present the brand and logo.
The development of a product's container and label, complete with graphic design. p. 282
This section includes the package sizes as well as other product information, when available, including flavors, fragrances, etc that are available for that product.
Materials used for the containment, protection, handling, delivery and presentation of goods and the activities of placing and securing goods in those materials.