Inside the service
- Turn a packing task into a written RFQ with ISO ICS 55.020 style units (pieces, cartons, mm) rather than retail nicknames.
- Ask factories for the same construction, quantity unit and delivery scope so replies can be compared.
- Keep sample carton, die and plate costs off the piece price.
- Point to documents the buyer should request from the factory, such as an ECT or burst sheet and a liner food-contact file when the fill requires it.