Proper load securing is essential, but it is only effective if the packaging is suitable for sea or air transport.

Every shipment requires suitable export packaging to prevent damage during transport. Depending on the type of goods, boxes, crates, pallets or drums are used, with or without additional protection against moisture, impact and climatic conditions.
Proper packaging must be able to withstand stacking, vibrations and transport stresses, whilst cushioning and securing materials provide extra stability and protection for your cargo throughout the entire logistics process.
Export packaging must comply with strict international rules and regulations, which vary depending on the chosen mode of transport. For air freight, it is essential that packaging remains as light as possible to keep costs down, whilst sea freight requires robust and durable materials to withstand stacking pressure, vibrations, moisture and long transit times.
In addition, the packaging must facilitate loading and unloading and be provided with clear markings and lashing points, particularly for general cargo. In many cases, wooden packaging must comply with the ISPM 15 standard and be correctly treated to enable international shipment.
Well-designed export packaging takes into account the specific transport conditions, the type of cargo and the means of transport used. This ensures not only safe and damage-free delivery, but also smooth and compliant handling within the international logistics chain.

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