Our packaging method is designed to ensure that every item is securely packed for safe delivery. Follow these essential steps for optimal results: Each package is meticulously prepared to withstand the rigors of transportation. We prioritize the safety of your items, ensuring they arrive in perfect condition. By adhering to these guidelines, you can help us provide a seamless delivery experience. Trust our expertise to safeguard your shipments every step of the way.

• Use a corrugated box or a rigid carton of adequate strength to support the contents securely, ensuring it won’t bend, break, or collapse during transport, regardless of conditions.
• Check the weight specification of the box/carton carefully to ensure it can safely handle the items without any risk of damage, injury, or failure during transit.
• Do not over stuff it and ensure you do not exceed the weight specification to prevent shifting and possible breakage during transit, maintaining integrity and safety of contents.
• Provide internal protection with adequate cushioning material, such as bubble wrap or packing peanuts, to absorb shocks and protect fragile items effectively during transportation and handling.
• Use strong tape designed for shipping. Tape should be at least 2" wide, but preferably 3" wide to provide maximum security and support throughout the journey, preventing accidental openings.
• Use proper labeling that clearly shows the origin and destination address, including phone numbers and PIN codes, for smooth handling and swift delivery without confusion or delays.

• CDs/DVDs: Packing must be in padded envelopes or in blister proof packing to prevent scratches and damage. Ensure that the discs fit snugly within the packaging. Always label the package as "Fragile" to indicate careful handling is required.
• Sample medical vials: Must have adequate protection inside the packing so that they do not move during transit. Use cushioning materials such as foam inserts or bubble wrap for added security. Clearly mark the package with "Biohazard" or "Fragile" as necessary.
• Shredded paper: Can be used for packing such materials to provide cushioning and stability. Ensure it is densely packed to prevent shifting during transit. This eco-friendly option can help absorb shocks and protect fragile items effectively.

• Ensure that the packing box is suitable in size and strength to hold its contents securely. A well fitted box minimizes movement, reducing the risk of damage during transit.
• Ensure that the cushioning material is stuffed generously in the box. Proper cushioning absorbs shocks and protects items from impacts throughout the shipping process.
• Use of strapping is a good way to seal the box as it supports even weaker boxes. This additional support helps maintain box integrity during handling and transport.
• Fragile items should always be packed by a professional packer with proper markings indicating it as FRAGILE. Professional packing ensures that items are handled with the utmost care and attention.
• Ensure that specially designed boxes are used for packing floppies and video cassettes. These boxes provide the necessary protection to prevent warping and damage to delicate media.
• Ensure that while packing sharp items like knives, scissors, etc., the edges and points of these items are fully protected. This prevents injuries during handling and ensures safe transit.
• Shipments packed in wooden boxes should have an openable lid, which can be opened and relocked again and again. This feature allows for easy access while maintaining security throughout the shipping process.
• Ensure that no single package weighs more than 35 Kgs. This weight limit helps prevent handling injuries and allows for safer lifting and transportation.

• Firearms: Parts thereof and ammunition are strictly prohibited. Ensure that no related items are included in your shipment.
• Dangerous Goods: All items classified as dangerous by IATA cannot be transported. This includes chemicals and hazardous materials.
• Corpses: Cremated or disinterred remains are not accepted for carriage under any circumstances. Proper protocols must be followed.
• Foodstuffs: Perishables requiring refrigeration or environmental control cannot be shipped. Consider alternative methods for food transportation.
• Gambling Devices: Lottery tickets and other gambling devices prohibited by law are not permitted. Ensure compliance with all legal regulations.
• Live Animals: Live animals and plants are not accepted. Note: Cut flowers are acceptable for Canada under specific conditions.
• Currency: Money in any form, including coins, cash, and negotiable instruments, is prohibited. Explore secure banking alternatives instead.
• Pornographic Material: Any material deemed pornographic is strictly forbidden. Review your shipment contents carefully before dispatch.
• Radioactive Material: No shipments containing radioactive materials will be accepted. Adhere to safety regulations to avoid issues.
• Damaging Shipments: Any shipment likely to cause damage to equipment, personnel, or other packages cannot be shipped. Prioritize safety.
• Licensing Requirements: Items requiring the carrier to obtain a transportation license are not accepted. Verify regulations before shipping.
• Prohibited Items: Shipping items prohibited by any country’s regulations is not allowed. Ensure full compliance to avoid legal issues.

• Chemicals, Powders, Liquids: Must include a Chemical Analysis Report, MSDS, Non-Dangerous Certificate, IEC photocopy, last shipping bill, and ADC sheet.
• Electronics (Manufactured in India): Requires IEC photocopy, a bank remittance waiver for samples over INR 24,999, and a Non-Dangerous Certificate.
• Electronics (Repair & Return Articles): Original Import Bill, airway bill, customs attested invoice, repair certificate from the bank, and a letter to customs are mandatory.
• Personal Effects (Unaccompanied Baggage): Include a copy of your air ticket, visa, departure certificate from the airline, and letters stating the items are personal effects.
• Carpets: Must provide fabric composition and RCMC copy (Registration cum Membership Certificate) to ensure compliance with shipping standards.
• Automotive Parts: Requires a Non-Dangerous Certificate and the serial/part number with HS code to facilitate safe transport.