Where is the capacity point of a berry box located?

The capacity point of a berry box is located at the top edges of the container. This is primarily due to the design and intended use of berry boxes, which are often stacked or arranged in a way that maximizes the accessibility and visibility of the berries. When a berry box is filled, the top edges represent the maximum volume or capacity that the box can hold, before any overflow occurs. This positioning ensures that the berries are properly contained while also allowing for easy inspection and efficient handling during transport and display. Understanding this location is important for effective measurement and verification practices when assessing capacity and storage capabilities in various packaging contexts.