The entire item should be wrapped in thick sheets of poly ethane or shell plastics.

Additional protection, such as foam sheeting, is required for monitors and TV screens.

Arrows indicating stacking and handling instructions will be printed on the box.

Box Certificate seal.

The product is in a 6-sided carton.

The carton should not yield when pressure is applied to either side.

Neither side of the product carton has an opening that makes some of the contents visible from the outside.

The product contents inside must be held securely in place inside the carton.

The carton must be sealed with tape, glue or staples.

The carton has clear markings indicating which side of the carton is the top.

The carton must not contain hazardous materials or goods as defined by Mexico’s Dangerous Goods Transportation Regulations.

Sharp items must be blister-packed in a manner that provides the safest packaging. The blister must cover the sharp edge and be securely fastened to the item so that the item will not slip inside the blister.

Place or wrap the unit in protective plastic shells or a protective box, so that the packaging fully covers the exposed edges. An overpackaged product is placed in an additional box during shipment. Ensure that the barcode is scannable without opening or unwrapping the unit.

Sharp products secured to a print and wrapped in plastic may also be allowed as long as the item is secured to the print (i.e. does not slip), the plastic is rigid enough to withstand handling and outside contact will not cause the sharp product to puncture the plastic.

Sharp products contained in plastic covered molded prints are generally not safe and are not recommended.

Cardboard or plastic sheaths alone on the sharp blade are not sufficient, unless the sheath is made of a rigid, durable plastic and is securely attached to the product to prevent slipping.

Sharp items should not be packed or shipped with non-sharp items.

Outer boxes with sharp items should be labeled as such.

Items must come in a solid six-sided box, with no exposure.

All items must be individually wrapped to prevent damage from contact with other items inside the container (e.g., a set of four wine glasses.) Packaged items must pass a drop test consisting of the following: Packaged items must be dropped five consecutive times from a height of 90 cm onto a concrete surface, once on the top, bottom, longest side, bottom corner, and longest bottom edge, without breakage or damage.

Items should not move or shake within the container and should pass a vigorous shaking test without breakage of the items.

Outer boxes containing glass, ceramic, breakable and/or fragile items should be labeled accordingly.

We strongly recommend corrugated dividers or partitions to prevent glass-on-glass contact and prevent breakage.

Protective coating on the glass container or bottle.

Rounded jars or bottles should be packed in a box or tray with an octagonal design, resulting in a tight package that minimizes movement.