loss-proofpacking

noun
UK /lɒs ˈpruːfˌpækɪŋ/
US /lɔs ˈpruːfˌpækɪŋ/

Packing things so well that they cannot get lost or broken on the way.

The movers used loss-proofpacking to keep every box safe during the trip.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A method of sealing parcels so nothing can fall out or be taken.

The shop switched to loss-proofpacking for all online orders.

3. The act of preparing goods so they cannot be misplaced in transit.

Loss-proofpacking saved the company from paying for missing items.

4. A style of wrapping that keeps fragile things from breaking.

Her loss-proofpacking kept the glass cups whole all the way home.