While anxiously awaiting the delivery of my 6 Photo I just went back to the 6 Photo site. Perhaps a bit of clarification for first time purchasers might be in order when it comes to the codes used for packaging. A 200 g canister has " P.J.P" or “T.P” next to it. What does this mean? The smaller sizes have “x Pcs. per Pkt.” I assume that “Pkt” are the little foil packets. What does “Pcs.” stand for? Is that a unit of volume or what? Pieces maybe? On the other hand, it could be exactly the opposite… “45 g 10 Pcs. per Pkt.” might mean that a 45 g container has 10 packages each containing 4.5 g of snuff in them. Inquiring minds need to know…

You’re correct. ‘Pcs.’ is usually an abbreviation of the word ‘pieces’, viz. the number of individual sachets (or canisters) in a wholesale packet / package of sachets (or canisters).

Hi Dave and brigstowe P.J.P. stands for plastic jar packing,T.P. stands for tin packs. Pkt stands for a packet containing certain pieces(pcs) of snuff tins.Like one packet of 45g(10pcs pkt) means a packet containing 10 tins of 45g each,likewise a packet of 8g(15pcs) contains 15 tins or plastic tubs of 8g each. We do not sell retail therefore all rates given are for packets except for bulk packs which are listed individually.

Ahhh… WHOLESALE… Now I get it!