When preparing cargo for shipping from Russia to Chile, correct packaging is one of the most important steps. Items must be packed securely in strong materials such as wooden crates, reinforced cardboard boxes, or pallets, depending on the weight and type of goods. Each package should be sealed tightly and protected from moisture, especially for sea freight, where cargo may be exposed to humidity during long transit times. Labeling is another important aspect. Every box must include clear labels showing the sender and receiver information, content description, and handling instructions. For fragile goods, proper cushioning materials like bubble wrap or foam must be used to reduce the risk of breakage. It is also vital to follow Chile’s import packaging rules, including language, weight markings, and material restrictions, to avoid delays during customs checks. Incorrect or weak packaging can cause damage, added costs, or rejection of shipments. For customers unfamiliar with international standards, Alliance Shipping offers expert advice and hands-on support. Their team ensures each item is packaged in compliance with both Russian export and Chilean import rules, helping clients avoid issues and get their cargo delivered safely and on time.