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Common FAQs about packaging guidelines for TJX. These answers are AI-generated from official retailer documents.
Yes, pallets can be double-stacked. However, all four corners of the pallet must be reinforced with edge protectors ('V' bar). Edge protection must be placed along the full length of all four corners of the pallet.
Source: TJX Pallet and Carton Shipment Guidelines - Jan 1, 2020
Yes, purchase orders can be mixed within a single carton as part of a mixed pack booking. The requirements include selecting multiple POs or styles, adding them to a mixed pack, editing piece counts to reflect the contents, finalizing, and saving the mixed pack configurations.
Source: APL Logistics SuperSuite External User Training Manual - Jan 1, 2019
Purchase orders cannot be mixed within a single pallet. Each pallet must contain one purchase order.
Source: TJX Pallet and Carton Shipping Requirements - Jan 1, 2020
SKUs can be mixed within a single carton marked as "nested merchandise." All applicable styles, colors, sizes, and units must be listed on the carton label. If the purchase order (PO) states preticketed, all nested merchandise must be ticketed accordingly.
Source: TJX Inner Carton Marking Requirements - Sep 29, 2020
Pallets must be heat treated or fumigated.
Source: TJX Europe APLL The Americas Shipping Manual - Aug 1, 2023
Maximum weight for cartons must not exceed 50lbs (22.68kg). Minimum weight standards for cartons are not mentioned.
Source: TJX Pallet and Carton Shipment Guidelines - Jan 1, 2020
Carton labels must include: vendor name, PO # (DC prefix + 6 digits), department #, TJX distribution center name & number, address, vendor style, color, size/size ratio, total units, store ready status, preticketed status, carton number, and country of origin. Pallet labels must be minimum size 8.5in x 11in, affixed to two sides, printed in 35 pt font, including TJX division name, DC name & address, vendor name, PO #, department #, vendor style number(s), number of cartons/units, pallet number, and country of origin.
Source: TJX Pallet Shipment Requirements and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2020
Inner cartons must meet TJX's minimum strength and size requirements and have standard carton markings. While packing multiple "Store Ready" cartons in a master carton is optional, each inner carton should be strong enough to ship on its own. Cartons must be in excellent condition, with no damage, and consist of 3 layers of linerboard and 2 intermediate flutes, known as "three-ply" or "double wall."
Source: TJX Pallet and Carton Shipment Guidelines - Jan 1, 2020
For cartons being shipped to TJX, labels must be attached to the front and side for visibility. There is no specific mention of GS1 or UCC18 labels in the provided documents. Key information on the labels should include: shipper/vendor company info, destination (e.g., TJX Processing Center), PO number, vendor style number, department number, carton/set number, quantity, whether pre-ticketed and store ready, country of origin, and for shoes/apparel, size and quantity details. The carton number sequence (e.g., 1 of 10) must be included.
Source: TJX Europe APLL The Americas Shipping Manual - Aug 1, 2023
The maximum pallet height allowed when shipping is 84 inches (214 cm).
Source: TJX Pallet and Carton Shipment Guidelines - Jan 1, 2020
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