Packaging mark definition and type

The packaging marks are used to facilitate the transfer of goods, to prevent mis-delivery, to facilitate identification, to facilitate transportation, warehousing and customs and other related departments to carry out inspections, etc., and also to facilitate the consignee to withdraw the goods and mark the packaging on the import and export goods. , The packaging logo has the following types:

(1) Transport sign, that is, steamed bread. This is an essential part of the sign items in trade contracts and shipping documents. It is generally composed of a simple geometric figure as well as letters, numbers, and the like. The contents of Shantou include: the destination name or code, the substitute letter or code, the part number of the consignee or consignor (that is, the total number of items marked in each batch), the volume (length × width × height), weight (Gross, net weight, and tare weight) and the country or region of production.

(2) Indicative signs. According to the characteristics of the product, for the fragile, need to prevent moisture, anti-upside down and other goods, use a prominent graphic or text on the packaging, marked "be careful light," "anti-moisture", "this end up" and so on.

(3) Warning signs. For dangerous goods, such as flammables, toxic substances or explosives, etc., the target must be clearly visible on the packaging to show the warning.