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Marmite is typically packaged in glass jars, plastic containers, or sachets. It is commonly transported in cardboard boxes or cases to protect the packaging from damage during transit. Additionally, marmite may be shipped in larger bulk quantities in barrels or drums for commercial purposes.

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