How to Pack Parcels for Australia: Consolidation, Carton Reinforcement and Declaration Preparation
Packing regular goods
Clothes, books, bedding, stationery and daily goods should be packed by weight and size. Do not put all heavy goods in one carton.
Use strong cartons, seal stress points and fill empty space with cushioning when needed.
Fragile and liquid goods
Fragile goods should be wrapped separately and kept away from heavy items. Liquids, sauces and cosmetics need leakage protection.
Sea freight parcels should consider moisture protection for books, documents and clothing.
Consolidation and declaration
Group goods by regular goods, sensitive items, fragile items and bulky items before consolidation.
Declaration should match the real contents, such as clothes, books, kitchenware or bedding.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know about Packing regular goods?
Clothes, books, bedding, stationery and daily goods should be packed by weight and size. Do not put all heavy goods in one carton. Use strong cartons, seal stress points and fill empty space with cushioning when needed.
What should I know about Fragile and liquid goods?
Fragile goods should be wrapped separately and kept away from heavy items. Liquids, sauces and cosmetics need leakage protection. Sea freight parcels should consider moisture protection for books, documents and clothing.
What should I know about Consolidation and declaration?
Group goods by regular goods, sensitive items, fragile items and bulky items before consolidation. Declaration should match the real contents, such as clothes, books, kitchenware or bedding.