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1 Packaging What is Packaging? • A function of logistical management Where is it performed? A facility – a factory, warehouse When is it done? • Begins immediately on production Why is it done? • For product protection • For facilitation of easy handling & movement • For customer service

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PackagingWhat is Packaging?• A function of logistical managementWhere is it performed?A facility – a factory, warehouseWhen is it done?• Begins immediately on productionWhy is it done?• For product protection• For facilitation of easy handling & movement• For customer service

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How is it done?• By using packaging material, equipment,

human resource Types packaging1. Consumer packaging2. Industrial packaging Consumer packaging• Attracts attention• Influences purchasing decisions of consumer• Enables the consumer to use the product more

effectively, efficiently & safe

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Industrial packaging• Makes logistical activities of handling, storage & moving easy• Reduces lead-time• Enhances safety• Improves product protection • Reduces costs of movement• Reduces lead-time

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1. Display - attraction, easy identification, communication - recipe, hazard, special care

Sales functions of packaging

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2. Ease of opening: easy open cans

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3. Convenience - flexi tubes, sprays

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4. Dispensing - spouts, taps, sprays, tubes

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Logistical functions of packaging 1. Facilitating storage & reuse - corrugated boxes & bins

of plastic, metal or wood

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2. Grouping goods into convenient unit for distribution - mango boxes, cola bottles, cotton bales, wire rope coils

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3. Weight minimization - plastic bottles, plastic crates, milk-bags

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4. Protection - physical damage, bubble pack, corrugated sheet cartons, mangos in crates

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5. Cube minimization - flattened cans, square shaped whisky bottles, soft drink concentrates, furniture in

knocked down condition, buckets or containers one inside the other, plastic chairs

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6. Pilfer proofing - bisleri caps, cola caps

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7. Facilitating handling & using – same package can be used for both activities: fruity packs, flexible tubes, aerosol

packs

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8. Handling – makes handling easy: pallets, straps

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