Vendor Routing Guide - CSI Vendor Manual
Vendor Routing Guide - CSI Vendor Manual
Vendor Routing Guide - CSI Vendor Manual
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<strong>Vendor</strong> <strong>Routing</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Lane Bryant & Catherines<br />
8.5 Carton Openings<br />
8.5.1 Carton openings must be on the top and bottom of the carton (the top and<br />
bottom must be the largest surface areas).<br />
8.6 Carton Closures<br />
8.6.1 Carton closures (top and bottom) must be securely fastened with tape. Tape<br />
must be placed over the entire length of the seams and extended over the ends<br />
a minimum of 7.62 cm (3 inches). Stapling the closure is not allowed.<br />
8.7 Banding, Strapping, Staples or String/Wire Tying<br />
8.7.1 Banding, strapping, staples or string/wire tying of cartons as a means of closure<br />
is not permitted unless mandated by country of origin regulations. Please<br />
contact DC <strong>Vendor</strong> Coordination if required to seal cartons using this method.<br />
8.8 Corrugate Specifications<br />
8.8.1 A Regular Slotted Container (RSC) must be used that has a minimum of the<br />
following:<br />
8.9 Carton Design<br />
8.8.1.1 125kg (275 lbs.) burst strength (typically a double wall/7 to 9-plly<br />
carton)<br />
8.8.1.2 Edge Crush Test (ECT) with a minimum of 21.8kg (48 lbs.), or<br />
equivalent is required.<br />
8.9.1 Cartons must be of rectangular construction.<br />
8.9.2 The width of the carton must be greater than the height (see below)<br />
8.9.3 The length of the carton must be greater than the width (see below).<br />
8.9.4 Square-shaped cartons will turn during processing; causing UCC label misreads<br />
8.9.5 Cartons with a height greater than the width will fall over during processing; also<br />
causing UCC label misreads.<br />
Unacceptable Cartons<br />
Width Is Too Small Length Is Too Small<br />
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