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How to label goods 1 Fill in the labels with consignor and consignee, address, telephone number, consignment note and total number of lots. Use labels of 10 x 15 cm, preferably Danske Fragtmænd’s standard labels. 2 Check that the consignment note and labels contain the same information. Then stick two labels on all lots. 3 Place the labels on the outside of the packaging. Labels under plastic or foil are difficult to see. Special goods If there is no room for a label on the goods (for example on tubes or bars), you can attach a manilla mark at either end with a label. Rolled goods (for example, rugs or fabric) are packed in plastic or cardboard tubes best with a label at each end.
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www.fragt.eu 4 Remove used labels on the goods before applying new labels. 5 Preferably apply labels on both the short side and the long side of the goods. 6 Place the labels on the right side of the goods, as high up as possible. Remember at a height of max. 1.80 metres. Tyres are marked on two sides. Remember to remove old labels Mark non-palletised goods weighing more than 20 kg with a ‘Warning: Heavy lift’ label.
