General regulations on packaging of express delivery in international transportation:

1. The packaging of the goods must be strong, intact, and light, and it can prevent the packaging from rupturing, leakage and loss of contents during transportation.

2. The shape of the packaging should be suitable for the nature, condition and weight of the goods, and it should be easy to handle, load and unload and stack.

3. The packaging of goods and animals carried under certain conditions, such as fresh and perishable goods, should meet the specific requirements for each goods.

4. For extra-small express goods (such as small samples), a certain volume of wooden or carton packaging (with fillers, etc.) must be added, and the total length, width, and height of the entire express goods after packaging must not be less than 40CM , The smallest side shall not be less than 5CM.

5. The advance materials (such as wood chips, paper chips) in the package should not leak out.

6. If the packaging of the goods does not meet the requirements, an explanation shall be made to the consignor, and the consignor shall be required to modify or repack it before shipment.

Special packaging requirements for some goods:

Please use wooden boxes to pack important or valuable items such as pianos, ceramics, and handicrafts.

(1) The United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, and many other countries have strict regulations on unprocessed logs or log packaging. Fumigation must be carried out in the original exporting country and a recognized fumigation certificate must be presented. The importing country Only accept the import of goods. Otherwise, fine or return the goods to the original exporting country.

(2) European regulations for wooden packaging of pine trees must have a certificate from the Quarantine Bureau of the original exporting country: no pests.

(3) The processed wooden furniture does not need to be fumigated.

(4) Common daily items such as books, various utensils, etc. can be packed in a strong carton by themselves, and it is best to do moisture-proof treatment.

(5) Fragile items are best filled with things to avoid damage.

(6) Conditions permit, pave a layer of waterproof articles (such as plastic bags, cloth, etc.) in the carton.

In a packing box, light and heavy items should be reasonably matched and placed for easy handling.

The last fortress in the box should be filled with stuffing. It should be filled with toilet paper, paper towels, small clothes, etc., so as to prevent the items in the box from flipping and colliding with each other during transportation and moving.

Liquid cargo. There must be a 5-10% gap inside the container, and the cover must be flat and tight; no spills or leaks.

Powdered goods. Ensure that the powder does not leak out.

Precise and fragile, fragile and fragile goods. The gross weight of a single piece of goods should not exceed 25 kg. Multi-layer packaging, suspended packaging, anti-inverted packaging, and glassware packaging can be used.