네스팅 가능한 플라스틱 상자

Before choosing a crate for food, produce, or cold-chain work, classify the contact. Handling packaged goods or moving products through a warehouse is different from direct contact with unpackaged food or a use where transfer to food is reasonably foreseeable.

• Define the use: state the product, whether it touches the crate base or walls, contact time and temperature, ventilation or drainage needs, wash chemicals, and reuse cycle.
• Match documents to the exact model and market: a resin name, new material, color, or catalogue category does not by itself demonstrate that a finished crate meets food-contact rules. For direct or foreseeable contact, identify the applicable market and request the written declaration and supporting evidence required for that exact crate, material, and use condition.
• Keep the current supply boundary clear: Baoheng can review new-material options for non-direct food-company warehousing, circulation, and logistics. Do not assume direct-food-contact suitability from the page or product images; that use needs separate model- and market-specific confirmation.
• Then check crate fit: confirm usable dimensions, fill weight, ventilation, stack and nest behavior, handling route, cleaning method, temperature, quantity, and destination before standardizing a model.