Do not estimate from product photos
Loading depends on the approved finished pack and carton—not the category name.
PROCUREMENT GUIDE
Tissue Carton and Container Loading Guide
A tissue container estimate is reliable only after the finished product, retail pack, inner pack and export carton are fixed. Carton dimensions, gross weight, stack limits, mixed-SKU rules and the selected container type all affect loading. Use loading figures as an estimate until a confirmed carton and shipment plan are available.
- Last reviewed
- 22 August 2026
- Reviewed by
- VELUPLY sourcing team
- Evidence rule
- SKU and market matched
BUYER CHECKLIST
Decision table
- Retail pack
- Finished dimensions, units and compression sensitivity.
- Carton
- Outer dimensions, gross/net weight, units and arrangement.
- Container
- Type, internal limits, destination and carrier requirements.
- Mixing
- SKU ratio, carton compatibility, separation and loading sequence.
- Documents
- Packing list, carton marks and any buyer-specific references.
DECISION POINTS
What to align before the next commitment.
Mixed containers need rules
Ratios, carton sizes and loading sequence must be reviewed together.
Estimate versus final
State clearly whether a number is preliminary, quotation-stage or shipment-confirmed.
WORKING SEQUENCE
A clearer route from question to decision.
- 01
Freeze the finished pack dimensions.
- 02
Build and review the carton arrangement.
- 03
Confirm carton dimensions and weight.
- 04
Estimate loading with realistic clearances.
- 05
Recheck after the production carton is available.
DIRECT ANSWERS
Questions buyers ask before moving forward.
01Should I compare only the unit price?+
No. A useful comparison aligns the physical product, retail and export packaging, MOQ, delivery basis, destination and included services.
02What if a field is not yet decided?+
Mark it as to be confirmed and ask suppliers to state the assumption used in their quotation rather than silently filling the gap.
03Can VELUPLY review an existing specification?+
Yes. Share the specification, pack reference, target market and quantity so open fields can be identified before a quotation is prepared.