Gift Wrapping

Gift Wrapping refers to the additional decorative packaging of goods at the customer's request in foreign trade, typically for holidays, birthdays, celebrations, and other occasions to enhance the gift-giving value of the product. Use cases include: customers explicitly requesting gift wrapping in orders, or as a value-added service option in cross-border e-commerce retail. Precautions: 1. Gift wrapping usually increases costs and labor hours, and the fee must be listed separately in the quotation; 2. Packaging materials must comply with the importing country's environmental and safety standards (e.g., FSC certification, non-toxic inks); 3. If brand logos or custom designs are involved, intellectual property authorization must be confirmed; 4. Gift wrapping may affect customs clearance, such as requiring fumigation certificates for wooden materials. Difference from other terms: Gift wrapping is different from Shipping Packaging, which focuses on protecting the goods; it is also different from Sales Packaging, which is the packaging that directly contacts the product. Gift wrapping is a value-added service, and specifications, materials, printed content, and the party bearing the cost must be clearly defined with the customer.