When your products arrive at our fulfillment warehouse, they may be in containers or pallets. The actual products will be inside boxes commonly referred to as outersOuters generally refers to the outer packaging or containers used to protect and consolidate individual items or products during transportation and storage. These packaging materials are used to secure and shield the inner contents from damage, moisture, and other external factors that may impact the product's integrity. "Outers" are a crucial part of the packaging process in logistics, as they ensure that the products arrive at their destination in good condition and can be efficiently handled throughout the supply chain. More and inners"Inners" typically refers to the individual items or products that are contained within the outer packaging or containers during transportation and storage. These are the primary items being shipped or stored, and they are placed inside the outer packaging to ensure protection, organization, and ease of handling throughout the logistics process. "Inners" are the core components of the shipment or inventory, while the outer packaging serves to safeguard and consolidate them for efficient handling and distribution. More. It’s important to note that these boxes may not necessarily be the packaging used for delivering the products to your customers. Often, the packaging will come from a separate supplier, or we will handle the packaging as part of our service.

Packing isn’t just about simply placing an item in a box. It’s an opportunity to include pleasant surprises like gifts or incentives to encourage feedback, discount vouchers to boost future sales, and customer support information to reduce unnecessary returns.

At Hyperlinks Logistics we emphasize the significance of packaging as an extension of your brand and a crucial aspect of your customers’ experience.  Innovative, custom packaging can raise your buyer influence and product retention.

Our picking staff utilize RFIDRFID (Radio-Frequency Identification): A technology that uses radio waves to identify and track goods throughout the supply chain. More (radio frequency) scanners. These scanners communicate with our warehouse management systems, ensuring that your stock and our systems are synchronized when a product leaves its pick location and heads towards the packing area.

Once the item is packed, we print a shipping label from the carrierA company or individual responsible for transporting goods from one location to another. More management system and attach it to the parcel. If you’re delivering domestically, this label is usually all you’ll need. However, when shipping internationally, it’s essential to adhere to the guidelines of the destination country.

For example, if you’re shipping to Europe, you will need to include the commercial invoices along with the shipping label.  Plus, you’ll need to provide the HS codeHS code stands for "Harmonized System code." It is an internationally recognized system used to classify and identify products traded globally. The Harmonized System code is a six-digit numerical code that categorizes goods based on their nature, composition, and intended use. The system was developed by the World Customs Organization (WCO) to facilitate international trade and customs procedures. Each HS code represents a specific product or group of products, and it is used by customs authorities and other regulatory bodies to determine applicable tariffs, import and export duties, and other trade-related regulations. The first six digits of the HS code are standardized worldwide, but individual countries may add extra digits to create more specific subcategories tailored to their needs. This allows for a standardized and efficient method of classifying goods, streamlining customs processes, and facilitating the flow of goods across borders. More, your own EORIEORI stands for "Economic Operator Registration and Identification." It is a unique registration and identification number assigned to economic operators engaging in import or export activities within the European Union (EU). The EORI number is used to identify businesses and individuals involved in customs transactions, enabling customs authorities to track and monitor the movement of goods across EU borders. EORI numbers are essential for customs declarations, customs clearance, and other import and export processes within the EU. They help streamline customs procedures, enhance security, and ensure compliance with EU customs regulations. Economic operators need to obtain an EORI number from the customs authorities in their respective EU member states before engaging in international trade activities involving EU countries. This number is then used in all customs documentation and communications related to the movement of goods in and out of the EU. More number, and depending on the insured and actual value of the item, the product type and country of manufacture.  If the package is subject to duties, tariffs, or customs, this should be communicated to your customer in the initial stages of the sales process.

In the complex world of supply chainThe network of organizations, resources, and activities involved in the production and distribution of goods and services. More management, packing and labeling are far from a straightforward task. It requires expertise, and meticulous attention to detail.  Let us handle your packing and labeling needs so that you can focus on more important aspects of your business.