15. Glossary
Canister; Jerry can
A metal or plastic container, rectangular or polygonal in cross-section, with one or more openings.
Cash register; Box
Packaging with solid rectangular or polygonal sides, made of metal, wood, plywood, reconstituted wood, cardboard, plastic, or other suitable material. Small holes may be made in the packaging to facilitate handling or opening, or to meet classification criteria, provided that they do not compromise the integrity of the packaging during transport.
Tank
A tank, equipped with its service and structural equipment.
Parcel; Package
The final product of the packaging operation ready for shipment, consisting of the packaging or overpack or IBC itself with its contents.
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