Buc-ee's Packaging Guidelines

For bulk shipments, packing lists must be attached to wrapped pallets in a pouch marked "Packing List Enclosed." For loose cartons, they must be attached to the cartons in the same manner.

Source: Buc-ee's Vendor Manual May 2021 - May 1, 2021

For bulk shipments, when wrapped pallets are shipped, the packing list(s) must be attached to the pallet in a pouch marked "Packing List Enclosed."

Source: Buc-ee's Vendor Manual May 2021 - May 1, 2021

Multiple orders cannot be mixed within a single Advance Ship Notice according to Buc-ee's EDI transaction requirements. Each Advance Ship Notice must correspond to a single order, even if they are shipped together with the same Bill of Lading number.

Source: Buc-ee's Business Requirements for EDI Transactions - No Version On Record

The source material does not provide explicit information on mixing purchase orders within a single pallet. It only mentions that an Advance Ship Notice must be sent per purchase order and shipment's contents must be accurately described but doesn't specify about mixing orders in a pallet.

Source: Buc-ee's Business Requirements for EDI Transactions - No Version On Record

Yes, SKUs can be mixed within a single carton. All mixed cartons must be labeled as such.

Source: Buc-ee's Vendor Manual May 2021 - May 1, 2021

For carton labels, a single GS1-128 label must be placed on the top side or the side of each carton, visible when cartons are stacked on a pallet. For pallet labels, if required, two GS1-128 labels should be printed and affixed to adjacent sides of the pallet in the upper right-hand corner, approximately 1 inch from the top of the actual pallet.

Source: Buc-ee's Vendor Manual May 2021 - May 1, 2021

For cartons, if product marking criteria require marking at the carton/pack level, a single GS1-128 label should be affixed to the top side or the side of each carton. The labels should be visible when cartons are stacked on a pallet for shipment. Alternatively, if small packages are shipped through carriers like UPS or FedEx, the Carrier's tracking number/label will be used instead of the GS1-128 label.

Source: Buc-ee's Vendor Manual May 2021 - May 1, 2021