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Common FAQs about packaging guidelines for Sierra Trading Post. These answers are AI-generated from official retailer documents.
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Packing lists must specify details by carton, must be signed, and marked original.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance Guide - Mar 1, 2023
Packing lists must specify contents by carton, be signed, and marked as original. The document does not specify where the packing list should be placed.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance and Shipping Guidelines - Feb 6, 2023
Yes, the total number of pallets and whether they are stackable must be ready when routing on iTrack. The shipment must also fit within specific cube and weight limits: each routing cannot exceed 3692 cube and/or 40,000 lbs.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance Guide - Mar 1, 2023
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No, purchase orders should not be mixed within a single carton. They should be separated and clearly marked with Sierra purchase order numbers, and if mixed on a pallet, separated by a slip-sheet or layer of cardboard.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance Guide - Mar 1, 2023
Yes, purchase orders can be mixed within a single pallet. Each carton on the pallet must be clearly marked with the correct purchase order numbers and separated by a slip-sheet or layer of cardboard.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance and Shipping Guidelines - Feb 6, 2023
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Yes, SKUs can be mixed on a single pallet. Web POs (E prefix) must be palletized separately from Store POs (C & R prefix), but multiple Web POs or Store POs for the same address can be mixed on the same pallet. Each carton must be clearly marked with the correct purchase order numbers, and PO's should be separated by a slip-sheet or layer of cardboard.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance Guide - Mar 1, 2023
SKUs must not be mixed; pack one style, color, and size per case.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance Guide - Mar 1, 2023
- Each purchase order must be separated and clearly marked with the Sierra purchase order numbers. - If purchase orders are mixed on a pallet, clearly mark each carton with the correct purchase order numbers and separate PO's by a slip-sheet or layer of cardboard.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance Guide - Mar 1, 2023
Pack one style, color, and size per case. Large bulk items should be sent in individual re-shippable cartons. If unable to pack in individual cartons, contact the buyer on the PO.
Source: Sierra Vendor Compliance and Shipping Guidelines - Feb 6, 2023
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