Solving the problem of damage during the export transportation of small-capacity glass bottles

Solving the problem of damage during the export transportation of small-capacity glass bottles

Small-capacity glass jars, glass bottles, cosmetic jars, and mini glass cups are small in size and have thin walls, making them prone to being knocked and broken during cross-border logistics. For different transportation scenarios such as foreign trade by sea, air, and international land transportation, the manufacturers have specially customized export-level protective packaging solutions to ensure the integrity of goods during cross-border transportation. Each product is independently equipped with shock-absorbing pearl cotton, isolation paper, and dust-proof bags to prevent friction and collision between individual items. Key vulnerable positions such as the bottle mouth, bottle bottom, and the edges of the jar body are reinforced for protection.

For bulk shipments, thick and hard five-layer corrugated export cartons are used, along with customized compartmentalized card positioning design to fix the position of each glassware and prevent damage caused by transportation jolts and stacking shifts. For cosmetic glass jars and precision small-mouth glass bottles, additional foam whole-board shaping packaging is added to avoid deformation due to squeezing and broken bottle mouths. For ocean shipping orders, waterproof and moisture-proof membranes and reinforced packing straps are all added to effectively resist salt spray and humid environments, preventing the cartons from getting damp and softening, and protecting the goods from getting damp and contaminated.

The entire warehousing and loading process strictly follows the standards of foreign trade logistics, strictly controlling the stacking height and load capacity, arranging and placing items in categories and zones in an orderly manner, and preventing damage from excessive pressure. The entire process has a traceable logistics control system, allowing overseas customers to track the customs declaration, transportation, and receipt progress of the goods in real time. Currently, the entire set of cross-border packaging solution can control the damage rate of small-capacity glass products to an extremely low level, significantly reducing the after-sales losses and operational costs for cross-border sellers and overseas wholesalers, and helping goods flow globally efficiently.