The "never get damaged" parcels are the live chicks we deliver (and the return empty). If someone told me they improved shipping damage by a simple outside c

The "never get damaged" parcels are the live chicks we deliver (and the return empty). If someone told me they improved shipping damage by a simple outside change that much I would say the have poor parcel design and strength to begin with. Daily I see idiotic mailers with improper packaging. Examples diapers normally on a grocery shelf with open space on the underside (Amazon is famous for this) that are exposed Liquids that spill over other unprotected parcels and slugs. LPs with soft cardboard. Anything sent from an Etsy source. It's a serious joke. The article claim is very questionable in my mind from my perspective. Even the worst package gets through unscathed. I deliver coconuts from Hawaii with only a stamp and Sharpie address. The greatest factor in the proper safe arrival of a parcel is NOT the delivery BUT THE PACKING. Take that to the bank.