
Spotlight Retail Group Packaging Guidelines
Explore SRG Packaging Guidelines FAQ: mix orders and SKUs on pallets, ensure SSCC labels, and follow CHEP/Loscam pallet standards for shipping.
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Can purchase orders be mixed within a single pallet?
Can SKUs be mixed on a single pallet?
What are the allowed pallet types for shipping?
What are the requirements for carton or pallet labels and their placement?
What are the requirements for placing labels on cartons being shipped?
Below you will find a common list of FAQs that our users have when it comes to packaging guidelines for Spotlight Retail Group.
Can purchase orders be mixed within a single pallet?
Yes, purchase orders can be mixed within a single pallet. The requirements are as follows:
1. If there are multiple CPOs for one region, the pallet should be labeled as "Multi CPO" with the Region Number.
2. If there are multiple CPOs for multi regions, different regions need to be separated using plastic top sheets, and the pallet needs to be labeled as "Mixed Region" listing Region Numbers.
1. If there are multiple CPOs for one region, the pallet should be labeled as "Multi CPO" with the Region Number.
2. If there are multiple CPOs for multi regions, different regions need to be separated using plastic top sheets, and the pallet needs to be labeled as "Mixed Region" listing Region Numbers.
Can SKUs be mixed on a single pallet?
SKUs can be mixed on a single pallet if they meet the requirements outlined for Mixed Region handling. Different regions need to be separated using plastic top sheets, and the pallet needs to be labelled as "Mixed Region," listing Region Numbers.
What are the allowed pallet types for shipping?
SRG will only accept CHEP or Loscam pallets unless previously agreed.
What are the requirements for carton or pallet labels and their placement?
Each carton, bundle, or roll must have an SSCC label attached. If there's no label, the item cannot be processed, and a credit claim will be raised. Labels must include vendor name, address, Cross Dock ID, store ID, store name, store address, and region number. Materials Handling Units (MHUs) should be region sorted or multi-region with specific labeling. Preference is to label the pallet with the Region Number or as "Multi CPO" or "Mixed Region" depending on the contents.
What are the requirements for placing labels on cartons being shipped?
Cartons being shipped must have an SSCC barcode label attached. Without this label, cartons cannot be processed, leading to a credit claim for the stock. Details on the labels should include:
1. From Section (Mandatory): Vendor Name and Address
2. To Section (Mandatory): Cross Dock ID, Name, and Address
3. Store/Destination (Mandatory): Store ID, Store Name, and Store Address
4. 421 Barcode (Mandatory)
5. SSCC Barcode (Mandatory)
Other label types include the Dangerous Goods label for hazardous articles, which must include proper product shipping name, UN Number, Class, Packaging Group, Weight, and Quantity. This label size is specified as 103mm x 150mm and must be on each carton.
There is no specific placement for these labels mentioned in the document, but it is implied they should be clearly visible.
1. From Section (Mandatory): Vendor Name and Address
2. To Section (Mandatory): Cross Dock ID, Name, and Address
3. Store/Destination (Mandatory): Store ID, Store Name, and Store Address
4. 421 Barcode (Mandatory)
5. SSCC Barcode (Mandatory)
Other label types include the Dangerous Goods label for hazardous articles, which must include proper product shipping name, UN Number, Class, Packaging Group, Weight, and Quantity. This label size is specified as 103mm x 150mm and must be on each carton.
There is no specific placement for these labels mentioned in the document, but it is implied they should be clearly visible.
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