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Garment Folding Standards

Flat Packed Standards
Hanging Standards

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1. INTRODUCTION
Background
As part of the General Merchandise & Apparel Group, Target and Kmart
(the Brands) are providing these Guidelines for the implementation of floor ready merchandise
flat packed in cartons and hanging in bags. These Guidelines are the minimum requirements
and standards to be applied to all apparel deliveries into Coles Brands Distribution Centres and
Stores.

Purpose
These Guidelines and standards have been compiled for information and use by Suppliers,
Quality Assurance, Buying Office and Third party Service Providers and have been developed
to maintain consistency and assist Suppliers in the rationalisation of standards and business
requirements.

Compliance
Your support and cooperation to comply with these Guidelines is essential to achieve quality of
clothing presentation and to ensure garments are handled and distributed efficiently and
economically throughout the supply chain. We are committed to Supplier partnerships. Such
partnerships will enable us to increase sales, improve profitability and provide our customers
with the best service and floor ready merchandise.

Presentation
Floor ready merchandise is a product that is ready for sale to the customer when it is delivered
to Stores. Garments must arrive in a merchantable condition with minimal creasing and fold
lines. The suggested floor ready standards are to be followed in all cases. It is the
responsibility of the garment manufacturers to ensure that all garments arrive in a
merchantable floor ready condition.
Presentation of merchandise should not be compromised.
In consultation with the
Buyer/Quality Assurance Departments and Coles Group Supply Chain, the General Merchandise
& Apparel Group has determined the most appropriate garment folding and packing methods for
floor ready merchandise delivery in cartons. The following suggested methods will provide the
best opportunity for garments to arrive in stores in the floor ready condition expected by our
customers.

Reference to Standards
Ongoing maintenance and amendments to this manual relating to the standards set in this
document will be updated via the Coles Internet site et.colesgroup.com.au
It is the Suppliers responsibility to ensure that they have the most upto date standards and
reference.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction
2. Glossary of Terms
3. Flow Chart to Determine Packing Methods
4. Garment & Fabric Creasing Indicator
5. Local & Overseas Supplier Apparel Packaging & Packing Requirements
6. Packing Instructions
7. Carton Standards
8. Labelling and Marking
9. Weight Marking
10. Protective Poly Bag Standards
11. Garment Bags
12. Bag Ties
13. Garment Folding Standards
Pant (front hung)
Pant Larger Sizes (front hung)
Pant (side hung)
Jeans
Shorts (side hung)
Short Skirts
Long Skirts
Long A-Line Skirts
Singlets/Camisoles Regular & Larger Sizes
Crop Tops
Short Sleeve T-Shirts Regular & Larger Sizes
Long Sleeve T-Shirts Regular & Larger Sizes
Sleeveless Shirts
Short Sleeve Shirts
Long Sleeve Shirts Regular & Larger Sizes
Bomber Jacket
Shoestring Dress/Chemise
Sleeveless Dress/Nightie & A-Line Dress/Nightie
Short Sleeve Dress/Nightie Regular & Larger Sizes
Long Sleeve Dress/Nightie Regular & Larger Sizes
Short Sleeve Dressing Gown/Wraps
Long Sleeve Dressing Gowns/Jackets/Coats/Raincoats
2 Piece Short Sleeve Top & Skirt Sets
2 Piece Long Sleeve Top & Skirt Sets
Pyjama Sets Sleeveless Top/Singlets/Camisole Regular & Larger Sizes
Pyjama Sets Short Sleeve Top Regular & Larger Sizes
Pyjama Sets Sleeveless Top/Singlets/Camisole Regular & Larger Sizes
Pyjama Sets Short Sleeve Top Regular & Larger Sizes
Pyjama Sets Long Sleeve Top Regular & Larger Sizes
One Piece Bathing Suit/Leotard
14. Preferred Service providers
Cartons
Weight Marking Labels
Poly Bags
Advertised Line Stickers
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2. GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Floor Ready

Garments must arrive on hangers or folded as per Store

presentation requirements in a merchantable condition with minimal
creasing and fold lines

SCM

Shipping Container Marking

GM & A

General Merchandise and Apparel

DC

Distribution Centre

Folded

Refers to presentation at store - Product displayed on fixtures,

shelves or tables

Flat Pack

Product delivered folded in cartons with or without hangers in a

floor ready merchantable condition

GOH

Garments on hangers delivered hanging to stores in poly bags

Hung

Refers to presentation at store product delivered on hangers and

displayed hanging on fixtures

The Brands

Target and Kmart

Local

Australian based Suppliers

Overseas

Overseas based Suppliers

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3. FLOW CHART TO DETERMINE PACKING METHODS TO ENSURE MERCHANDISE IS FLOOR READY

In-store Presentation

Folded display
on shelf or table

Hanging display
on racks or fixturing

Garment Criteria

Delivery Method

If any/all of the criteria below

applies to the garment

The goods are delivered using the

following methods

Structured or Casual Garment

Knitted or Woven Fabric
Natural or Synthetic Fibre

Flat packed in cartons Floor

ready without hangers

Structured Garment .and / or

Delicate Fabric
.and / or
Prone to Creasing
(Refer to Garment & Fabric
Creasing Indicator)

Casual Garment
Knitted or Woven Fabric
50% > Synthetic Fibre

Flat packed in cartons - Floor

ready on hangers

Fully Fashioned Knitwear

Natural or Synthetic Fibre

Flat packed in cartons Floor ready

with hangers loose separated from
garments by a cardboard partition

GOH - Hanging in garment

bags, grouped or individually
bagged as required

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4. GARMENT & FABRIC CREASING INDICATOR

GARMENT TYPE

FIBRE TYPE
HANGING

FULL LENGTH WOVEN

LADIES DRESSES

WOVEN

HIGH CREASING

STRUCTURED
GARMENTS
SUITS/COATS/
JACKETS/PANTS

100% LINEN

100% COTTON

NATURAL FIBRE RICH BLENDS

50% OR GREATER
LINEN/COTTON/VISCOSE
100% VISCOSE RAYON

MENS & LADIES THREE

DIMENSIONAL
STRUCTURED ITEMS
BLOUSES, SKIRTS,
CASUAL SHIRTS

100% SILK

MODEL
LYOCELL

SYNTHETIC BLENDS
50% OR GREATER
POLYESTER / NYLON / ACRYLIC

CASUAL PANTS/SHORTS
ie. CARGO PANTS
JEANS / TRACKPANTS

KNITTED

CASUAL T-SHIRTS
POLO SHIRTS
SLOPPY JOES

LOW CREASING

UNDERWEAR,
SLEEPWEAR,
CORSETRY

100% POLYESTER
NYLON
ACRYLIC

FLATPACK
NOTE: This indicator is to be used as a guide only, ensure that you refer to the garment type in
conjunction with the fibre type when assessing how the merchandise is to be delivered.
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5. LOCAL & OVERSEAS SUPPLIER APPAREL PACKING & PACKAGING

REQUIREMENTS
Suppliers are to ensure they comply with the General Merchandise & Apparel Groups
packaging procedures as part of your contracted requirements.
This section gives you a general description of how to package goods.
When packaging merchandise in cartons, follow the guidelines below:
Ensure the carton is strong and secure enough to protect the contents in the normal
transport and distribution processes according to the standards
Ensure the contents of the carton are packed as per instructions
Ensure the labelling/marking are as per requirements
Eliminate the outer shipper carton where inners are the distribution unit
Ensure the carton does not display any misleading information or unrelated printed matter,
for example, brands or product names unrelated to the cartons content.
It is important to:
Use the correct size carton for the goods you need to pack to minimise free space in carton
Ensure that packages form a stable unit load
Ensure that cartons are adequately sealed to support the content
Do not use brown paper wrapping
DO NOT use any form of strapping
DO NOT use carton stapling
Maximum Weight
The maximum weight of cartons must not exceed 20 kilograms, except where a single product
item is contained in the carton (refer page 12), unless the appropriate lifting signage is on the
cartons. Use the following table as a guide when packaging merchandise in cartons.
Carton measurement
Height
Width
Length
Weight

Minimum dimension
100mm
150mm
200mm
2kg

Maximum dimension
760mm
860mm
1060mm
20 kg

It is the Suppliers responsibility to ensure that the above standards are adhered to.
In order to maximise carton size and capacity, it is at the Suppliers discretion to determine the
appropriate quantity of garments to be packed into a carton whilst at all times preserving
garment presentation. This will vary between different product types and Store allocations.
Under no circumstances are cartons to be over-packed leading to crushing/creasing of
garments or adversely affecting the floor ready presentation once garments are unpacked at
Store level. Similarly, under-packing a carton can result in excessive movement of the product
within during transit. To minimise damage in transit and avoid creasing and crushing,
cardboard inserts can also be placed between product, preferably every 5-7 units.
Large Bulky Merchandise
Are made of appropriate materials which can support the weight of the merchandise
Are securely fixed to the carton
Are positioned appropriately for carrying
Have appropriate room for hands to grasp them securely
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6. PACKING INSTRUCTIONS
Standard Packs or Pre Pack Deliveries
This instruction describes how garments must be packed for delivery into Distribution Centres
or Stores.

All garments to be folded as per garment folding methods described in attached standards
with no extra folds required

Garments to be placed into cartons by top tailing garments in lots of 5 or 6 depending on

the ratio quantity

If required hangers are to be secured at the end of the carton to minimise garment
movement within the box during transit

All garments to be placed in one large polybag unless otherwise instructed

All garments with placement print must have the barcode swing ticket placed inside of the
garment to ensure that tickets do not stick to the print. If the placement print garment also
has a rubber badge, ensure the garment is folded in such a way that the badge does not
come in contact with the print. This may mean you may need to pack each garment into a
separate polybag

Carton must be correct height/width/depth to fit ratio pack without placing stress on the
garments when packing and sealing the carton. Garment floor ready presentation must
be preserved at all times

Correct ratio and quantity only to be packed per carton, no multiple packs to be put into
cartons unless specified by Buying Quality Assurance or Shipping

Hangers
Please note the hangers drawn in the folding standards diagrams are indicative of the
folding requirement not of the hanger type to be used. All standards relating to the
Brands hanger types remain unchanged.
The Buying/Quality Assurance Department will specify the type of hanger to be used with each
garment. Any special packaging requirements, which may relate to a particular garment will
also be specified by Buyer/Quality Assurance. Eg. The use of plastic bags to package delicate
garments for their protection during transit in carton.
Only approved size system hangers for each Brand are to be used as specified by
Buyer/Quality Assurance. Hangers must be inserted into upper body garments and should be
pushed down partially into the garment for transport and distribution purposes as illustrated.
Hangers must never be included loose inside the carton.
However, there may be exceptions to allow hangers to be packed loose within the carton. This
may be the case with knitwear and delicate fabrics where specified. If hangers are to be
packed loose, a division is required between merchandise and hangers to avoid damage to the
garments. If instructions are unclear, Suppliers are to clarify with Buyer/Quality Assurance for
guidance before packing.

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6. PACKING INSTRUCTIONS
Standard Packs or Pre Pack Deliveries

All Apparel Suppliers and Third Party Service Providers are:

To ensure garments are clean and dry before packing and must be folded as per
illustrations included in this guideline.

To ensure that staff handling the garments have clean hands and that the general
environment is clean and dust free.

To ensure garments are firmly packed into cartons as some settling will occur during transit

To ensure Overseas only must be pre-packed into a clear plastic protective poly bag as
required/requested (individually or grouped) prior to packing and sealing in carton

To ensure, if packed in groups - garments must be pre-hung and the garment hangers
grouped and secured together (eg with an elastic band or bar lock), inside each bag as
specified

To ensure overseas only by exception - if packed individually - garments are to be flat

packed inside each protective bag and each bag laid flat inside the transit carton

To ensure that protective bags are sealed.

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7. CARTON STANDARDS
Transit Cartons
Cartons must be of sufficient strength and quality to be able to withstand double pallet
stacking without creasing or collapsing. Cartons must be stacked on their bases.
Carton size must be chosen to closely fit the volume of contents within. Merchandise must
not be crushed into cartons, over filling, and likewise empty spaces left in the top of the
cartons are not acceptable.
If various sized cartons are used they must be stacked from the largest and heaviest on the
bottom layer graduating up to the smallest and lightest at the top layer.
Second hand cartons are not permitted if the description on the outside of the carton would
be misleading as to the actual contents, or where the carton does not have sufficient
strength to support and protect the product.
Metal staples, metal strapping closures and polypropylene strapping must not be used to
seal cartons. Cartons may be glued or taped closed.
It is the Suppliers responsibility to ensure that merchandise is securely packed to ensure
no damage will occur during transit or sortation.

Board Grade
The minimum acceptable board grade for cartons is to be
Board grade 4
C flute (Flutes must run vertically to ensure box stacking strength is fully maximised)
Single wall
Inferior quality board should not be used
Maintain board grade standards where a division in cartons is required for hangers to be
packed loose in carton as per knitwear program.

Recommended Carton Size Range

Suggested sizes of cartons to use are as follows:
CODE
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8

SIZE: Length X Width X Depth

560 X 360 X 100
560 X 360 X 150
560 X 360 X 225
680 X 460 X 100
680 X 460 X 150
680 X 460 X 225
480 X 330 X 100
680 X 460 X 280

Under no circumstances are cartons to be sealed with plastic or metal strapping or staples.
Heavy-duty tape is acceptable.

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7. CARTON STANDARDS

Cartons are to be marked with all the necessary handling instructions:

Special handling instructions where required should be displayed on cartons eg: This Way
Up, Do Not Drop, Merchandise with Hangers, Advertised Line etc
All cartons delivered either Direct to Store or through the Distribution Centre, which is for
an advertisement, must have the Fluoro Yellow Advertised Line Label. Suppliers to confirm
with individual Brands use of label.

ADVERTISED
LINES

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8. LABELLING /MARKING
DIRECT IMPORTS ONLY
(These Standards do not apply to indirect importers using third party packing agents)
Cartons or garment bags are to be externally clearly marked with:
Brand Name (ie MGB, Target, Kmart, etc)
Name of Country specific (ie Australia or New Zealand)
Port of Discharge (ie Melbourne)
Order Number
Keycode Number
Quantity per issue pack
Quantity per outer pack
Made in (Country of Origin)
Carton number (ie .of)
Gross carton weight
Cubic Metres
Cartons or garment bags to be marked consecutively for each consignment and where
appropriate for regions, ie Melbourne 1 of 50 2 of 50 etc. Sydney 1 of 45, 2 of 45 etc and so
on. The above also applies to Kmart New Zealand
Placement of label on cartons can be in 1 of 2 positions either top or front side of carton

KMART
AUSTRALIA
MELBOURNE
2 0F 50
o/No. 1234567
KEYCODE 123456789
QTY ISUE PACK 6
QTY SHIPPER PACK 24
MADE IN CHINA

GRS WGT:
CUBIC METRES

KG

The SCM label must be applied to the

right hand side of the bag (closed side
of Hanger hook), below the shoulder.
The bottom of the barcode must be no
less than 120mm from the shoulder.

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8. LABELLING / MARKING cont

LOCAL
Outlined below is the format for any SCM labels on cartons. To obtain further detail and
information on the fields on the labels visit the Coles Site of
et.colesgroup.com.au

NB. BELOW EXAMPLE IS A SAMPLE ONLY.

PLEASE REFER TO WEBSITE FOR THE CURRENT SPECIFICATIONS.

NB. Refer to relevant Freight manuals for guidance on specific Brands requirements for prepack labelling for non A.S.N. merchandise.

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9. WEIGHT MARKING - PACKAGING LABELS FOR HEAVY OR BULKY ITEMS

LOCAL AND OVERSEAS
In support of Government laws on employee Health, Safety and Welfare, All Coles Business
Groups have made the decision requiring suppliers to weight mark cartons of merchandise
weighing 10KG and over
Any single or packaged item or transit packaging carton containing more than one item in
excess of 10kg or is of a bulky nature, must carry one of the following approved Weight/Bulky
Marking Icons. Tickets must be attached to any individual product that weighs in excess of the
approved standards below as well as the outer packing carton or bag. Stickers must also be
applied to the outer bag where hanging garments are bagged together weighing in excess of
the approved standards
Purpose of Weight Warning Icons:
To minimise Weight Related workplace injuries and improve workplace safety by altering
person/s lifting packages of a heavy or bulky nature.
Heavy Weight Icon - for individual items or multi packed merchandise
packed in transit cartons 10kg up to 16kg
Note: 16kg is maximum weight for transit cartons through Coles
Distribution Centres

Bulky Icon - for individual items or multi packed

merchandise packed in transit cartons (weighing up to
16kg) where the carton size is larger than 0.4 cubic
metres, and must be lifted by 2 people to avoid injury.

Heavy Weight Icon - for items 17kg to 50kg

Extra Heavy Weight Icon - for items over 50kg. Use extreme caution. A
minimum of two people is required to lift items marked with this weight
warning or use a suitable lifting device if available.

All standards and guidelines relating to weight icon applicability, application, colours, location,
ordering can be accessed via the Coles Electronic Trading Internet Supplier Information Web
site http://et.colesgroup.com.au/
NOTE: Acrobat Reader is required to open and read the artwork files attached.
As the General Merchandise and Apparel group is committed to the principal of the health and
safety of its employees and customers it is important that all suppliers have a full
understanding and acceptance of this commitment. Coles Group Supply Chain
must approve any variations to artwork
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10. PROTECTIVE POLY BAG STANDARDS

FOR INDIVIDUAL FLAT PACK MERCHANDISE
LOCAL AND OVERSEAS
Suppliers are required to comply with the following polybag/carton liner standards.

Polybags/carton liners must be free of Butylated Hydrozyl/toluene (BHT). This agent will
create problems of yellowing product. The presence of only a few parts of BHT per million
will create garment discolouration or can cause other adverse reactions with the garment
contained therein.

Clear bag 15 um natural HDPE virgin material.

Poly bags that are being used to pack garments individually are required to have 4 holes
per side to expel excess air. We currently accept clean hole punched bags for ventilation.
These holes should not be ripped into the bag.

Garments must have no more than 6cm to 12cm excess at the bottom and should be heatsealed or taped closed.

Poly bags must be wide enough and long enough to cover the garment without wrinkling.

Warnings on Poly Bags and Carton Liners

All poly bags should have warnings printed on the back of the bag as follows:

CAUTION: PLASTIC BAGS CAN BE DANGEROUS. TO

AVOID DANGER OF SUFFOCATION KEEP THIS BAG
AWAY FROM BABIES AND CHILDREN.

The number of print repeats is optional

The font size should be at least 20 points.

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11. GARMENT BAGS

All hanging garments in bags delivered to General Merchandise and Apparel Distribution
Centres must comply with the following specifications:
Garment Bag Specifications
1. The base material and pigment used in the production of the bag film must not impart
odour, stain or cause any other adverse reaction with the garment contained there in.
2. Bags must be equipped with 6 star vents or 4 holes per side to expel excess air. We
currently accept clean hole punched bags for ventilation. These holes should not be ripped
into the bag.
3. Bags must be securely sealed at one end only so that the bag may be sealed at the other
end with cable tie.
4. Suppliers must ensure that an appropriate bag size is chosen to fit the needs of the
specified garment and pack size required.
5. Garments must hang freely inside the bag with the bottom edge of the garment remaining
above, (not touching), the bottom of the bag. A minimum clearance of 6cm to 12cm is
required.
Despatch Instructions
1. Ensure that garments are clean and dry before packing in a garment hang bag.
2. Ensure staff handling the garments have clean hands and that the general environment is
clean and dust free.
3. Ensure that the sealed bags are kept in a cool, dry place until ready for despatch. Bags
must not be left outdoors or exposed to adverse weather conditions.
4. Bags remain vertical; i.e. hanging at all times. Under no circumstances should bags be laid
flat or over fixturing.
5. Ensure garment bags are not crushed together unnecessarily at any time causing excess
garment creasing or crushing. This applies at the manufacturers, and in the transport
vehicle.
6. Garment quantities must not exceed the recommended units as specified by the Brands.
Maximum weight of finished hanging pack is 7kg. If the pack weighs in excess of this
weight the relevant Brand Buyer must be contacted to review pack size.
7. The length of the hanging pack as measured across the hangers should not exceed
18.5cm to ensure it fits through the bagging machine.
8. Nominated carriers are to provide clean and odour free vehicles

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11. GARMENT BAGS

If a supplier has access to an automatic garment-bagging machine, this is a suitable
alternative to manual bagging. The hangers must be secured with a cable tie. All film
specifications remain the same as for pre-made bags. The supplier must ensure that the heat
setting is adequate to seal the bags sufficiently without overheating and weakening the bag
strength.
Garments to hang loose in bags. Bottom edge of garment is to remain above bottom edge of
bag. Hanger opening is to face left.

NOTE:

Garments must have no more that 6cm to 12cm excess

at the bottom heat-sealed or taped closed.

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12. BAG TIES

Ladder-lock cable ties are the only fasteners to be used to secure bags. The ties are to be
either 7inch (17.5cm) or 11 inch (27.5cm) long YELLOW.
NOTE:

CLEAR AND BLACK TIES MUST NOT BE USED DUE TO OCCUPATIONAL

HEALTH AND SAFETY RISKS WHEN PROCESSING MERCHANDISE

If a longer tie is required two 7inch (17.5cm) ties can be joined to give added length.
Ties must be firmly secured around the outside of the garment hang bag at the base of the
hanger hooks. This will ensure hangers are kept secure and easy to handle. Ties must
however, not be secured too tightly causing hanger breakage.
When grouping garments ready for placing into a garment hang bag, the cable tie may be
placed through the die-mould hole in the centre of the hanger to hold hangers securely
together.
The ends of single ties must not be cut off or shortened.

Separate larger quantities of garments into batches with a separate ladder-lock cable tie per
batch.

Place bag around grouped garments

cable tie

Secure top of bag with a ladder-lock

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13. GARMENT FOLDING DIAGRAMS

NOTE. All diagrams are available separately via attached links to allow for easy
access to download specific folding requirements

All representations of folding methods are purely indicative according to the

product type.

Any specific queries can be clarified with the relevant Brands Quality Assurance
Representatives.

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14. PREFERRED SUPPLIERS

Cartons
Service Containers
1/800 Princes Highway
Springvale Victoria 3171
PH: 03 9549 8800
FAX: 03 9561 5715

Visy Board
13 Reo Crescent
Campbellfield Victoria 3061
PH: 03 9247 4300
FAX: 03 9247 4323

Weight Marking Labels Pre-printed weight marking icon stickers can be ordered from
Australia Hong Kong Roda Graphics
Kung Wo Brand Co.
13B Brougham Street
777 Yu Chan West Street
Eltham, Vic. 3095
2nd Floor, Block A, Wing Hong
PH: 03 9431 2043
Factory Building, Kowloon. HK
FAX: 03 9439 6964
PH: 2785 0011
Email: rodagraphics@bigpond.com
FAX: 2785 3840
Email: ada@kungwo.com.hk

Poly Bags
Cork International Pty. Ltd
105 Vanessa Street
Kingsgrove, NSW 2208
PH: 02 9370 8000
FAX: 02 9370 8090

Petex Trading Company

Unit 807 Kowloon Centre
29-43 Ashley Road T.S.T.
Kowloon, Hong Kong
PH: 2376 0813
FAX: 2376 1572

Advertised Lines Stickers

Norwil Ticket Printers
16 Temple Drive
Thomastown, Victoria 3074
PH: 03 9465 7255
FAX: 03 9465 0904.

NB. This list is not exclusive; Suppliers may source product from alternative service providers that meets
specifications and standards. Seek assistance from Coles Group Supply Chain for approval to alterations
or variations to the Coles Weight Marking Icons.

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