Inbound packaging quality

Quelle: https://www.gs1.org/standards/packaging

The inbound packaging quality refers to the quality of packaging materials and packaging used for inbound shipments. It includes the condition and integrity of the packaging, protection of goods during handling and transport, proper labeling and documentation, traceability, and compliance with supplier and internal logistics requirements.

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