sammenpakket

Sammenpakket is a term used in Danish and Norwegian to describe goods that have been packed together into a single package or unit. The concept is common in logistics, retail, and wholesale, where bundling can reduce packaging materials, simplify handling, and enable bundled or promotional pricing. A sammenpakket set may consist of several items sold as one unit.

Etymology and usage notes: the word combines sammen, meaning together, with pakket, the past participle of pakke (to pack). The form sammenpakket is used as an adjective or past participle to describe packaging that is performed as one unit. It is widely understood in Nordic commerce and logistics contexts, though regional preferences for phrasing can vary.

Applications and examples: in practice, sammenpakket goods are wrapped or placed in one outer package, container, or display carton. It can refer to consumer bundles, such as a sammenpakket kitchen set, or industrial groupings, like a sammenpakket assortment of spare parts. The term is often associated with efficiency in handling, storage, and transport, as well as with marketing strategies that offer bundled products at a single price.

Related concepts: sammanfattet or bundled packaging in other languages, bundling, unit load, and palletization are conceptually connected. The idea emphasizes treating multiple items as a single logistical unit rather than as separate, individually packed items.