# Combining Packaging Types for Sales

**URL:** <https://community.breww.com/t/combining-packaging-types-for-sales/6409>\
**Category:** Help & advice\
**Created:** [21 October 2025 05:18 UTC](https://community.breww.com/t/combining-packaging-types-for-sales/6409 "2025-10-21T05:18:05Z")\
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**Author:** ![josh-abrams](https://community.breww.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/j/f9ae1b/32.png) [@josh-abrams](https://community.breww.com/u/josh-abrams)\
**Post date:** [21 October 2025 05:18 UTC](https://community.breww.com/t/combining-packaging-types-for-sales/6409/1 "2025-10-21T05:18:05Z")

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We use multiple types of one-way kegs (bag-in-keg and no bag). While this matters from a packaging and production standpoint, it doesn’t matter for sales. Is there any way to either combine packaging types in a Sales Entry or hide packaging types that are not used for particular beers?

So rather than it showing as:

HAZY IPA 20L One-Way with Bag

HAZY IPA 20L One-Way no Bag

it merges stock of both?

HAZY IPA 20L One-Way

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**Author:** ![ben-collard](https://community.breww.com/user_avatar/community.breww.com/ben-collard/32/1560_2.png) [@ben-collard](https://community.breww.com/u/ben-collard)\
**Post date:** [21 October 2025 15:13 UTC](https://community.breww.com/t/combining-packaging-types-for-sales/6409/2 "2025-10-21T15:13:03Z")

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Hi Josh, Thanks for your comment! It sounds like you currently have a setup in your account where you use multiple container types and products, [as discussed here](https://docs.breww.com/owned-and-rented-containers). This guide refers to scenarios where you have your own tracked containers, as well as one-way (non-returnable) containers; however, the same concept applies to scenarios with multiple one-way container types. This setup means these will be categorised separately, and there isn’t a way to have them displayed under a single product from a sales perspective.

An alternative setup would be to use one container type and one product, for example, a single product called _“HAZY IPA 20L One-Way”_, and then use **container brands** to define which one-way type is used at racking. You can then add the bag stock items at racking when needed. So, while it’s not possible to merge two separate products into one from a sales perspective, this alternative setup should allow you to achieve the same outcome, which is explained in more detail in the attached guide. Let me know if I can help with anything else. Cheers!