Bottle-to-Bottle Contact Explained
Bottle-to-bottle contact occurs when bottles touch or collide with one another during shipping, increasing the risk of breakages and damage.
What is bottle-to-bottle contact?
It refers to unwanted movement within drinks packaging that allows bottles to knock against each other in transit, a common cause of breakages when packaging lacks proper internal separation.
What causes bottle-to-bottle contact?
- Insufficient internal compartments or dividers
- Oversized packaging allowing excess movement
- Inadequate void fill around bottles
Why preventing bottle-to-bottle contact matters
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Reduces breakages
Directly lowers the risk of damage and product loss. -
Lowers return and replacement costs
Fewer damaged shipments means fewer costly replacements. -
Improves customer experience
Bottles arrive intact and presentable.
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