Export & trade
Container loading best practices for mixed SKUs
Electrical containers rarely hold one product. Mixed SKUs demand a loading plan that protects glass, balances weight, and keeps packing lists honest.
Weight and fragility layers
Drums, breakers, and dense cartons go low. Fixtures with glass and thin housings go higher or in protected bays. Soft fill does not replace proper stacking design.
Keep aisle space for stevedores only when needed—voids that shift are dangerous.
Labeling and lists
Carton marks should match the packing list line-by-line. When factories feed one container, unify label formats before the truck arrives at the warehouse.
Photo documentation at origin closes most quantity disputes.
NMF consolidation
Our container-loading service consolidates multiple manufacturers into one box with a single coordinated packing list.
Ask for a loading plan when your PO mixes lighting, cable, and switchgear.