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Chapter 10: Standard Export Carton For Delivering Customized Socks
To protect socks and keep them in a good position during transportation regardless of transportation method (air, sea, truck, courier) manufacturers should use standard quality cartons.
A standard export carton is called a “Corrugated box”, which is composed of 3 parts:
1. Face liner,
2. Middle corrugated paper, which is in a zig-zag shape,
3. Bottom liner.
To check the carton quality we simply need to count the number of total layers including face liner, bottom liner, and corrugated paper. As a standard carton for customized socks, we use 5 layered cartons.
Custom Socks FAQ: 1. Process | 2. Manufacturing | 3. Shipment | 4. Timing | 5. Designs | 6. Size | 7. Accessories | 8. Maintainance | 9. Fold | 10. Carton | 11. Cost | 12. Samples | 13. Payment | 14. Volume | 15. HS Code | 16. Taxes | 17. DTD | 18. Freight | 19. Save | 20. Addition | 21. Courier | 22. Incoterm | 23. Track | 24. Import | 25. Insurance | 26. Clearance | 27. Why