INNER + OUTER PACKAGING ANSWER

Coordinate the primary pack and carton as one whole pack.

Carry the closed primary pack, arrangement, carton and loading instructions through one connected review. A change in one layer should remain visible to the next.

Dimensions, counts and component responsibility remain questions until they are attached to the identified pack and project.

Check the layers together.

Follow the same product from its inner pack to its shipping carton. A change to one layer may require a new check of the next.

  1. 1

    Product

    Note the fruit size and amount per pack, using a representative sample.

  2. 2

    Inner pack

    Check the filled and closed pack, including its lid, supports and protruding edges.

  3. 3

    Carton

    Compare the assembled pack with the inside carton dimensions, dividers and packing direction.

  4. 4

    Loading

    Describe the rows and layers, then check the complete arrangement in the intended carton.

When the carton presses on the lid.

An illustrative situation to discuss, not a measured result from a customer project.

What you notice

Example: the inner pack closes on its own, but the carton lid touches it when packed.

What to check

Compare the closed-pack height, support pieces and available carton space. Review whether the arrangement, pack or carton needs to change, then check a new physical sample.

Bring the pack you have.

Start with your product, current inner pack and carton, plus one question. Share any measurements or photos you have; missing details can be discussed.

Discuss your complete pack