Outdoor & Cycle Concepts Ltd Packaging & Routing Guidelines
Discover Outdoor & Cycle Concepts Ltd packaging guidelines: stack pallets, place labels correctly, and follow SKU and PO separation rules for efficient shipping.
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Can I stack pallets?
Can you mix multiple SKUs per carton?
Can you mix multiple SKUs per pallet?
Can you mix POs in a single carton?
Can you mix POs in a single pallet?
What are the max dimensions and weights for cartons?
The document does not specify minimum carton dimensions. It only states that the total weight of one box must be a maximum of 23 kg, and pallets must be euro size (80 x 120 cm) with a stacking height up to 1.80 m.
Where do I place the label on a carton?
Below you will find a common list of FAQs that our users have when it comes to packaging guidelines for Outdoor & Cycle Concepts Ltd.
Can I stack pallets?
Yes, you can stack the goods on a single euro pallet up to 1.80 metres high. Only one pallet per packing slip is allowed and only euro pallets (80 x 120 cm) are accepted.
Can you mix multiple SKUs per carton?
No, cartons must only contain similar products (same SKU: product, colour, size).
Can you mix multiple SKUs per pallet?
No, the conditions state that for large quantities, pallets must be loaded per SKU (product, colour, size).
Can you mix POs in a single carton?
No, according to the guidelines, deliveries must be offered separately by supplier and brand, which implies that purchase orders should not be mixed in a single carton.
Can you mix POs in a single pallet?
No, you cannot; each pallet must be associated with a single packing slip, so mixing different POs on one pallet is not allowed.
What are the max dimensions and weights for cartons?
Cartons (boxes) must weigh no more than 23 kg; no specific maximum dimensions for cartons are provided.
What are the min dimensions and weights for cartons?
The document does not specify minimum carton dimensions. It only states that the total weight of one box must be a maximum of 23 kg, and pallets must be euro size (80 x 120 cm) with a stacking height up to 1.80 m.
Where do I place the label on a carton?
For cartons such as shoeboxes the label must be placed on the front of the box (directly opposite the Supplier’s barcode). For other products, if not packaged the price label is applied on top of the Supplier’s barcode. In the case of textiles the label must never be applied directly on the fabric but instead on a tag–if a tag is available, affix it on the back of the tag; if not, use a blank tag.
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