A cheaper pack needs a real journey test
Packaging should be evaluated with the product, handling conditions and shelf-life evidence it must support.

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Packaging should be evaluated with the product, handling conditions and shelf-life evidence it must support.
A broader shelf presence can create slower stock, more changeovers and additional purchasing commitments.
Filling performance should be assessed through compliant accepted packs, material use and the causes of variation.
Packaging dimensions and unit-load design should be evaluated through accepted product delivered per movement.
A temperature-controlled delivery needs an agreed record of condition and custody at each handoff.
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