Box

In foreign trade packaging terminology, 'Box' refers to goods packaged in box-shaped containers such as paper boxes, plastic boxes, or wooden boxes as the basic unit of sales packaging or transport packaging. It is typically used for retail small packaging or intermediate packaging, emphasizing that each individual package is a box, rather than a whole carton or pallet. Usage scenarios include: customers requesting sales by box, quoting by box, or specifying packaging as boxes rather than bags, bottles, etc. Note: It must be distinguished from 'Carton', which usually refers to the outer carton containing multiple boxes; box packaging may serve as inner packaging while the outer carton remains a carton. If the contract only states 'Box', confirm the box's material, dimensions, load-bearing capacity, and whether it is directly used for transport. Unlike 'Bulk', box packaging implies independent, regular packaging units that facilitate counting and retail. In foreign trade documents, specify the quantity per box, box dimensions, and the number of boxes per outer carton to avoid ambiguity.