Types of labelling and packaging: everything you need to know

In a business where we have to ship our products, it is essential to offer a quality service, and for this, it is necessary to evaluate all types of labeling and packaging we may encounter. We will tell you about them and the types of containers and packaging we can use.

Types of labeling we may encounter

Good labeling is very important when delivering our order. It is crucial to label our merchandise or product with a minimum set of indications. Several very important factors must be considered, as in case of loss of what we are selling, the labeling will provide all the information about the origin or destination of the merchandise.

Labels can provide us with very relevant information about:

Labeling for dangerous merchandise must follow specific transport regulations. Special permits for drivers and local regulations may also apply.

What containers and packaging should we use for merchandise

If we have merchandise to send to a buyer, we need to protect our product and prevent any damage along the way. To achieve this purpose as effectively as possible, we need to package according to what we are going to send, so depending on what they transport, we can establish the following classification:

• Pallets Mainly used for large goods or in considerable quantities.
• Container Suitable for land, air, and sea transport due to their load capacity.
• Large bags A very economical method, but with low resistance.
• Sacks Made of flexible materials such as paper or plastic.
• Polyethylene foam Has good cushioning capacity, often used for small items.
• Wooden boxes Offers high protection, low economic cost, and is environmentally friendly.

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• Bubble wrap. Withstands impacts well on small products and has good flexibility.
• Inflatable bags. This is the system by which bags are inflated with air under pressure to isolate the product from the outside.
• Moldable foam. It has the advantage of adapting to the shape of the specific product.
• Molded foam. Known as "foam."
• Modular boxes. Refers to boxes that can be nested inside each other due to a slight difference in size.
• Angular profiles. To protect the corners of goods such as doors or furniture.
• Corrugated cardboard. These are sheets placed between the transported object and the vehicle's walls to prevent impacts.

In general, labeling must be correct and provide valuable information, as it reveals everything about our product.

Containers and packaging offer a wide range of options, allowing us to have variety when choosing what best suits what we are sending.