15 Of The Most Famous Box And Packaging Symbols And Their Meanings 15 Of The Most Famous Box And Packaging Symbols

European Weight. Also known as E-mark is can be seen on some pre-packed goods in Europe. What this cute oval letter says is the package is filled according to the European directive 76/211/EEC(amended by 2007/45/EC). And what does that mean? The average quantity of the product in a batch of pre packages is not supposed to be less than the quantity printed on the label. Protect From Heat. The cargo inside the box, should not be exposed to sun rays or any additional sources of heat. The label is also used on boxes used for transportation of food ingredients. The CE mark. formerly known as the EC mark is a conformity marking placed on certain products which are sold within the European Economic Area. The mark is mandatory and it has been in use since 1985. Most, if not all, your household products have this symbol on them indicating the items have been tested and have passed European safety standards. Sometimes this symbol may apply for the package itself as well. Sources: http://www.technologystudent.com/despro2/drink7. htm http://www.technologystudent.com/despro2/drink14 .htm http://www.recyclenow.com/recycle/packagingsymbols-explained http://www.kitemark.com/about-kitemark/ http://www.buzzle.com/articles/what-do-packagingsymbols-mean.html This Guide Was Created By: REMOVALS LEWISHAM www.removalslewisham.co.uk

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