Combination Packing

Combination Packing refers to packaging two or more different commodities or different specifications of the same commodity into a single sales unit or transport unit. It is commonly used in promotional sets, sample packs, multi-piece packs, etc. Usage scenarios include: cross-border e-commerce, retail promotions, gift sets, mixed export, etc. Notes: Ensure each commodity's individual packaging is intact; the outer packaging must indicate the combination contents, quantity, weight, and country of origin; if commodities with different HS codes are involved, they must be declared separately during customs clearance; during transport, prevent crushing or mixing caused by the combination. Unlike 'assembly packaging,' which combines multiple transport packages into one large item (such as pallets or containers), combination packing focuses on the combination of sales units and usually directly faces consumers. It also differs from 'mixed loading,' which can refer to different goods stowed together on the same means of transport without emphasizing sales units. Combination packing must comply with the labeling regulations of the importing country to avoid tariff classification disputes caused by the combination.