Pullopakkoille

Pullopakkoille is the allative form of the Finnish noun pullopakko, which refers to a crate used for transporting and storing bottles, typically beverages such as beer. In Finnish, the suffix -ILLE expresses direction toward or purpose for something, so pullopakkoille roughly means “for bottle crates” or “to bottle crates.” The form is mainly encountered in packaging, logistics, and inventory language rather than everyday speech.

A pullopakko (singular) is a crate designed to hold bottles securely during handling and transport. Crates are usually made of wood or plastic and come in sizes that accommodate common bottle counts, such as six or twelve standard bottles; exact capacities vary by producer and product. Crates are generally reusable and cycled through distribution networks as part of beverage logistics.

Usage and context: The term pullopakkoille appears in technical or operational texts, labels, and orders to indicate the intended recipient or use of a crate—e.g., crates designated pullopakkoille. It functions as a grammatical marker rather than a separate product name, signaling that the crate is being allocated for bottle crates.

See also: pullopakko, pantti (bottle deposit), beverage logistics.