Well.ca Packaging Guidelines

Each shipment must arrive with a packing slip/invoice containing supplier's name, date of order, PO number, product description, supplier's item number/UPC, quantity ordered, quantity shipped, quantity on back order, and number of pieces. The box containing the packing slip should be identified as such.

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Each shipment must arrive with a packing slip and must include the supplier's name, date of order, PO number, product description, supplier's item number/UPC, quantity ordered, shipped and on back order, and number of pieces. The box containing the packing slip should be identified as such.

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The document does not specify if pallets can be stacked, but it mentions that pallets must not exceed 72" in height (including the pallet).

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Purchase orders must be shipped separately and clearly identified. If PO's are combined, they will be refused or subjected to sorting charges.

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No, all PO's must be shipped separately and clearly identified. If PO's are combined, they will be refused or subject to sorting charges.

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The document does not specify if SKUs can be mixed on a single pallet. It does outline general pallet requirements such as standard size (40" x 48"), weight not exceeding 1500 lbs, front loading, no overhang, and wrapping requirements, but it does not specifically address mixing SKUs on a pallet.

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All products must be packed according to the original master and inner case pack quantities as identified on the New Product Form submitted by the supplier. Any deviation in case pack quantities will result in non-compliance charges.

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All pallets must be 40" x 48" standard.

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There are no explicit maximum or minimum dimensions stated for shipping cartons, only that the filled weight of an individual carton must not exceed 30lbs.

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The filled weight of an individual carton must not exceed 30lbs. There is no minimum weight specified for cartons.

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The filled weight of a pallet must not exceed 1500 lbs; there is no specified minimum weight for pallets.

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All products must be labeled with a scannable UPC. All cartons must be labeled with a scannable Carton UPC (SCC-14). There are no specific requirements mentioned about pallet labeling or placement of these labels.

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All products must be packed according to the original master and inner case pack quantities as identified on the New Product Form submitted by the supplier. Any deviation in case pack quantities will result in non-compliance charges. Also, no foam packing peanuts should be used in packaging products.

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All cartons must be labeled with a scannable Carton UPC (SCC-14). There is no specific mention of GS1 or UCC18 labels, nor is there any recommended placement for labels provided in the available information.

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Pallets must not exceed 72" in height (including the pallet).

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