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# Mixed / Assorted Boxes
Mixed boxes introduce a layer of complexity as multiple product SKUS (bunches) can exist in the same box. They can be different lengths as well as different varieties (but rarely of different stem counts per bunch).
The primary issue with mixed boxes is that clients try to label them as a box. Mixed Box 50CM, Roses Red 50CM, Farm Choice 50CM, Autumn Dream 50CM, etc. They are the commercialization of a group of underlying bunches but being sold under a single commercial name. Because of this, the contents of each box sharing the same commercial name may be different.
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Example:\
Roses Yellow/Red 50CM (All 3 combinations below share the same commercial product name but are not identical in their contents). This is the pain point between farm/importer/wholesaler.
Mixed boxes examples
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