SOFT DRINKS

Soft drinks, also known as carbonated beverages, sodas, or fizzy drinks, are non-alcoholic beverages that are typically flavored and carbonated. They are usually sweetened with sugars or artificial sweeteners and come in a variety of flavors. Soft drinks are enjoyed by people of all ages and are often served cold.

Some popular soft drink flavors include cola, lemon-lime, orange, root beer, ginger ale, and various fruit flavors. Soft drinks are widely available in cans, bottles, and fountain dispensers at restaurants and convenience stores.

It’s important to note that while soft drinks can be refreshing, they are often high in sugars and calories, which can contribute to weight gain and dental issues if consumed in excess. Opting for healthier beverage options like water, herbal teas, or natural fruit juices is recommended for overall health.

FLAVORS

ITEA FLORINAS ORANGE

ITEA FLORINAS LEMON & PEAR

ITEA FLORINAS LEMONADE

ITEA FLORINAS SODA WATER

ITEA FLORINAS CHERRY

ITEA FLORINAS LEMON SODA

ITEA FLORINAS LEMON SODA

ITEA FLORINAS ORANGE

NUTRITION FACT

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CONTAINER LOADING

To avoid problems such as cargo overflow or wastage of space, it is essential for shippers to have a stuffing plan before cargo is loaded into the container.

Generally speaking, a 20′ container can hold as much as 28-30 cbm or 980-1,060 cu.ft., while a 40′ can hold about 56-60 cbm or 1,980-2,110 cu.ft. The actual loading Internal Capacity of a container depends not only on the dimensions of the carton boxes but also on many other factors such as the packaging material and the competence and experience of the stuffing personnel.

Besides the cargo’s measurement, the stuffing plan should also take the weight into consideration. It is important to note that in many countries the permissible weight limits for road and rail transportation are lower than the maximum payload a container can afford.

Palletization is widely applied in some countries to increase cargo handling efficiency. When pallets are used, it is important to observe that:

  • There are two major types of pallets, “Europallet” and standard pallets. The size of the “Europallets” is 800mm x 1,200mm per piece while the size of standard pallets is 1,000mm x 1,200mm per piece. A 20′ container can hold eleven “Europallets” in one tier or nine to ten standard pallets in one tier while a 40′ container can hold 23-24 “Europallets” in one tier or 20-21 standard pallets in one tier.
  • Wooden pallets must be strong enough to allow storage of three tiers when loaded.
  • Carton boxes must not overhang the edges of the pallets. On the other hand, boxes which utilize less than 90% of the pallet surface and do not align with the pallet edge can shift in transit.

CONTAINER TYPE

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