Dunnage

Dunnage

Any material that will compress to fill the void on top of the bag and prevent the wave action from occurring during transportation.

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Industry/Domain: Packaging
Category: Bag in box
Company: Scholle Packaging
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dunnage

Automotive; Automobile

Cushioning material placed among cargo to prevent their motion.

dunnage

Fire safety; Prevention & protection

Loose packing material (usually wood) protecting a ship’s cargo from damage or movement during transport.

dunnage

Transportation; Boats & ships

A term applied to loose wood or other material used in a ship's hold for the protection of cargo.

dunnage

Boat; General boating

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dunnage

Packaging; Bag in box

Any material that will compress to fill the void on top of the bag and prevent the wave action from occurring during transportation.

dunnage

Metal packaging; Shipping containers

Any material or objects utilized to protect cargo. Examples of dunnage are blocks, boards, burlap and paper.

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Packaging; Bag in box

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Packaging; Bag in box

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Packaging; Bag in box

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Packaging; Bag in box

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