Packaging

Packaging According to the RAE, packaging is a box or cover with which objects to be transported are protected. container, wrapper, wrapping, box, case. What is "Packaging" in Logistics? The term "packaging" refers to the process of wrapping, protecting, or containing products for their safe and efficient transportation, handling, and storage. In the logistics context, it is an essential part of the supply chain Types In logistics, there are various types of packaging designed to fulfill different functions and adapt to the specific needs of products to be transported. Some common types: 1. Primary: * Definition: It is the closest to the product and is usually in direct contact with it. * Example: Food containers, beverage bottles. 2. Secondary: * Definition: Groups and protects several primary packaging products for their joint transportation and storage. * Example: Boxes containing several units of individual products. 3. Tertiary: * Definition: Wraps and protects multiple secondary packaging units for large-scale transportation. * Example: Pallets containing several product boxes. Functions 1. Product Protection: * Function: Prevent damage and ensure product safety. * Use by Control Terrestre: Selects resistant and customized packaging to protect specific products during land transportation. 2. Facilitate Handling and Storage: * Function: Facilitate efficient product handling and storage. * Use by Control Terrestre: Uses packaging that adapts to storage systems and facilitates loading and unloading at their facilities. 3. Identification and Labeling: * Function: Provide clear information about package content and handling. * Use by Control Terrestre: Implements labeling and coding systems for easy identification and tracking of products in transit.