Post-packing quality checks are performed to verify what?

• A. To speed up shipping by skipping details
• B. To reduce packaging cost by omitting labels
• C. To confirm correct items and quantities, correct packaging, and legible labels before shipping
• D. To repackage items after shipping

Answer: (C)

Ensuring accuracy and legibility before shipping. Post-packing quality checks verify that the items inside match the customer’s order in both type and quantity, that the packaging is appropriate for the contents, and that the shipping labels (and any barcodes) are clear and readable so they can be scanned correctly. This step catches mistakes like wrong items, incorrect quantities, or illegible labels before the package leaves the FC, which helps prevent mis-shipments, delays, and carrier scanning issues.

If labels or details were skipped or unreadable, shipments could be misrouted or无法 be tracked properly. Repacking after shipping isn’t a pre-shipment check; it’s a corrective action after the fact, which doesn’t prevent the initial error.