What type of packaging should raise suspicion during inspections?

Suspicion during inspections is often raised by the use of generic or U-Haul boxes. These types of boxes are typically nondescript and lack identifiable branding, making it difficult to trace the origin of the shipment. Their use can suggest that the contents may not be legitimate or were repackaged, possibly to obscure the identity of the shipper or the product itself. In contrast, standard shipping boxes and branded packaging often provide recognizable identifiers that can help verify the legitimacy of a shipment. Original product packaging usually conveys authenticity, as it includes details from the manufacturer, enhancing traceability and allowing for easier identification of the product.