- Printed material
- Books- hardback
- Books- paperboack
- Magazines
- Folders
If over 1 inch in thickness or 1 pound in weight: Need packaging and must have packaging more substantial than a non-reinforced flat envelope. Multiple books containers must be stabilized to prevent damage to container or contents. Requirements for packaging strength increase with weight increase of shipment.
- Soft Goods
- Clothing
- Sheets and Blankets
- Drapes and other cloth
Boxes under 5 lbs must be filled completely. Bags must be completely clinched. For weights over 20 lbs, cardboard containers must meet specific strength requirements.
- Toys
- Toys without batteries included
- Toys that do not contain liquid or contents under pressure
Package in a way that will keep the toy and it’s parts from shifting or being broken.
- Magnets
Magnets of low strength or higher strength magnets sent via ground transportation.
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