Unit 8 包装.pptVIP

Unit 8 包装 packing I Aims Requirements 1. Help students to learn and master key words, phrases and sentence patterns 2. Help student to learn some additional sentence patterns about shipment and packing 3. Help students to learn how to write a business letter about shipment and packing II Contents Studying the letters about packing Structure of a business letter about packing Additional sentence patterns III Focus on Difficulties Key words, phrases and sentence patterns Structure of a business letter about packing Step 1. Introduction Packing is of great importance in foreign trade. It may be appropriately said that packing is to goods means what clothing is to man.The ultimate purpose of packing is to keep the transported goods in perfect condition with nothing missing on arrival. Good packing must be able to stand the roughest transportation. Packing can be divided into transport packing (usually known as outer packing) and sales packing (usually known as inner packing). Transport packing is done mainly to keep the goods safe and sound during transportation. It must not only be solid enough to prevent the packed goods from any damage, but also be pilferage-proof, easy to store, convenient to load and unload. Sales packing is done mainly to push sales. Step 1. Introduction It is now universally recognized as a decisive aid in selling household consumer goods. It can be realized in various forms and with different materials as long as it is nice to look at, easy to handle and helpful to the sales. Still, there is another category of packing, called “neutral packing”. This kind of packing carries no mark of the name of the origin country of the packed goods and no sign of the original trademark, with the view to elude the tariff of the import country or satisfy the buyer’s special requirements. Step 1. Introduction Packing must be strikingly marked. Conventionally, outer packing marks mainly include transport marks, directive marks and warning marks.