For Thai entrepreneurs who want to export their products internationally, in addition to market research and building confidence in product quality, transportation is a crucial factor that can determine the success or failure of the first impression on customers. No matter how high-quality your product is, damage during transit can become a nightmare for the buyer. Therefore, today we want to introduce professional ways to pack products for export.

Choose the appropriate box size for the product.

Choosing the right box size for your product is extremely important.When shipping goods internationally, having a sturdy box that is the right size for the product will help protect your goods during movement and transportation.

Use appropriate cushioning materials.

After selecting the appropriate box, the next thing to consider is the choice...Use high-quality cushioning materials that can protect your goods. Currently, Thailand offers a wide variety of cushioning materials for consumers to choose from, including bubble wrap, honeycomb paper, kraft paper, wood shreds, water hyacinth, and even mushroom fibers. With the current trend of environmental awareness, using alternatives to plastic in product cushioning is an excellent way to impress customers.

Keep your materials securely covered and safe.

Just as important as any other part is closing off your material afterward.Packaging requires the selection of materials that can be tightly sealed, are not easily torn, and most importantly, are of high quality and resistant to degradation from sunlight or temperature changes, ensuring your products reach your customers safely.

Attach a sign with complete details.

For international shipments, attaching labels with detailed information is necessary.Most importantly, to ensure your goods arrive at their destination correctly and safely, the following information must be included:

• Recipient's name and address Please verify that your recipient's name and address are correct and provide the most up-to-date contact information to ensure your goods reach the recipient.
• Name and address for the sender. To prevent errors or problems during shipping and to avoid losing your goods, it is essential to clearly and accurately provide the sender's name and address.
• Identify the suitability for goods transportation. Different types of goods require different levels of sensitivities during transportation, and senders must clearly specify this using various internationally recognized symbols, such as:

FRAGILE A symbol indicating that the package is fragile. 

Handle with Care A symbol indicating that you should hold the package. Caution

Arrow Up A symbol indicating that the product should be placed upright.only