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Types of Packaging

Primary packaging directly contains and protects the product. Secondary packaging groups primary packages and provides additional protection. Tertiary packaging is used for bulk shipping and transportation, protecting packages as they move from place to place. Common packaging techniques include plastic and wooden containers, pallets for transport by forklift, dunnage for padding during shipping, and shrink wraps to bundle packages.

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Types of Packaging

Primary packaging directly contains and protects the product. Secondary packaging groups primary packages and provides additional protection. Tertiary packaging is used for bulk shipping and transportation, protecting packages as they move from place to place. Common packaging techniques include plastic and wooden containers, pallets for transport by forklift, dunnage for padding during shipping, and shrink wraps to bundle packages.

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Types of Packaging

Primary packaging :
• Primary packaging are the materials that come into direct contact with
your product.
• It refers to the product’s immediate container.
• This form of packaging is used to provide that initial product protection.
• It is also used to informing the consumer what the product is alongside its
features and usage.
• The main purpose of primary packaging is to contain, protect and/or
preserve the finished product
Secondary packaging
• This type of packaging is used outside of primary packaging to group a
certain number of products to create a stock-keeping unit
• Commonly used for protection, bundling, and marketing purposes.
• This type of packaging provides supplementary protection to help
maintain the primary packaging.
• This level of packaging will typically be printed with high quality images,
logos, and other branding material. 
Tertiary Packaging
• Referred to as bulk or transit packaging, this type of packaging is used to
group larger quantities of SKUs to transport them from point A to point B.
•  Main goal is to provide protection during shipping and storage.
• Tertiary packaging also provides a convenient way to move inventory
quickly with easy handling. 
Primary Secondary Tertiary
Common Packaging Techniques
1. Containers :
• Plastic container include a wide range of containers made from high-
density polyethene and includes everything from plastic bottles, to
disposable food containers, to reusable containers.
• widely used because they are cheap, resistant to chemical corrosion,
physical wear and tear, and is also recyclable and reusable.
• Wooden Containers including everything from wooden crates to trays to
baskets made from wood. Wooden containers are reusable, recyclable,
biodegradable, and can be repaired easily if damaged
2. Pallets :
• A wooden Pallet is a flat surface that helps in transporting items easily using
a forklift of a pallet jack. A wooden pallet is extensively used in warehouses
and in freight shipping.
• Goods are loaded onto pallets, often stacked vertically and moved using
machinery.
• Plastic pallets are made from recycled HDPE or PET. Plastic pallets are used in
scenarios where durability is a high requirement.
3. Dunnage:
• Dunnage is the durable padding material used to protect goods during
shipping.
• used to prevent any damage to the goods in the container or carrying a
vehicle.
• Products being shipped can slide around, drop, get squished, or be subject
to collision, which can lead to shock and vibration. Dunnage is always put
in place to act as a shock absorber to prevent damage.
4. Shrink Wraps:
• It is a polymer plastic that wraps tightly around whatever it is covering
when heat is applied. 
• Shrink wrapping is used as an overwrap to protect the retail packaging or
to bundle multiple packages. 
• Packages such as bottles are commonly bundled together into a multi-
pack using shrink wrap. Books, DVD or CD covers, boxes, beverage cans,
cartons are covered using shrink wrap for tamper resistance.

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