Ingram Micro Packaging & Routing Guidelines
Discover Ingram Micro Packaging Guidelines—learn proper pallet stacking & label placement for cartons and pallets to ensure compliance.
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Can I stack pallets?
Where do I place the label on a carton?
Where do I place the label on a pallet?
Below you will find a common list of FAQs that our users have when it comes to packaging guidelines for Ingram Micro.
Can I stack pallets?
Yes, you can stack pallets, but double stacking is at the shipper's risk; if it results in carton or product damage, it will be considered non-compliant and subject to chargeback.
Where do I place the label on a carton?
For small parcel shipments, the shipping label must be placed on a flat surface on the top of the carton. Do not place it over seams or sealing tape. Only one address label should be placed on the box. If a packing slip is also added to the exterior, it must be placed on the same top flat surface. For pallet shipments, SSCC labels are applied on each pallet, and each pallet must have two address labels (one on each adjacent side) with one located in the upper third of the pallet.
Where do I place the label on a pallet?
Pallet labeling requirements specify that all labels must face outward on the pallet’s perimeter. Two address labels are required – one on each of two adjacent sides. Additionally, one pallet label (which includes the SSCC-18) must be placed in the upper third of the pallet. For small parcel shipments, SSCC labels are on cartons; for LTL or truckload shipments, a single SSCC label is on the pallet.
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