Secure packaging refers to the methods and materials used to protect products during shipping and storage. It ensures that items arrive at their destination without damage, tampering, or contamination. Common secure packaging techniques include using sturdy boxes, tamper-evident seals, and protective cushioning materials like bubble wrap or foam. In addition to physical protection, secure packaging often incorporates technology, such as RFID tags or QR codes, to track shipments and verify authenticity. This is especially important for high-value items or sensitive products, such as pharmaceuticals, where safety and security are paramount throughout the supply chain.