Sun Protection Zone - Spz

The statement is true because SPZ racks are organized according to style, color, and size. This suggests that there is a specific system in place to arrange the racks in a logical and efficient manner. Additionally, CORA requiring photos at set up further supports the idea that there is an organized process in place for setting up the racks.

The correct answer is to wash the SPZ products on cold settings without bleach and hang dry them, without putting them in the dryer. This method ensures that the products are not exposed to high heat or bleach, which could potentially damage or fade the material. Hanging them to dry also helps to preserve their shape and prevent any shrinkage that may occur in the dryer.

The correct answer is "All of the above". This answer is correct because it encompasses all the statements mentioned in the question. SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor and is a rating system for sunscreens and sun-protective products. UPF gauges the effectiveness of protection against UVA and UVB light, and Sun Protection Zone clothing is equivalent to wearing a 100 SPF sunscreen. Therefore, all the statements mentioned in the question are true.

Both options A and C are correct because the SPZ products can be purchased at Costco and also on the website www.sunprotectionzone.com.

UPF stands for Ultraviolet Protection Factor and is a rating system used for apparel to indicate how effective a fabric can shield the skin from the sun's UV rays. UPF clothing is considered the most effective form of sun protection against the harmful ultraviolet rays. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" as all the statements mentioned are true.

Repeated home laundering does not reduce the UPF rating of a woven or knitted fabric of cotton. The UPF rating measures the level of ultraviolet protection provided by a fabric, and it is determined by the fabric's construction, fiber content, and density. While repeated laundering can cause some wear and tear on the fabric, it does not significantly affect the UPF rating. Therefore, the correct answer is "No."

In a SPZ (Standard Pallet Zone) set up shipment, you should expect to receive two rack/pallets. This suggests that the shipment consists of two racks or pallets, indicating the quantity that should be anticipated.

The SPZ rack/pallets are identified by a round Yellow Name Tag in the middle of the rack. This means that the racks or pallets have a specific identification method, where a round yellow name tag is placed in the middle of the rack to easily identify them. The numbers on the bottom of the pallet or a name on the bottom of the rack are not the correct identification methods in this case.

CORA reps are required to check in at set up at 8:30 PM.

The correct answer is "All of the above." This means that the SPZ products are made in Mexico, China, and Cambodia. This suggests that the company has manufacturing facilities in all three countries, indicating a global production and distribution network.