Which category covers metal boxes other than steel or aluminum?

• A. A Metal Box Category, Aluminum Boxes
• B. A Metal Box Category, Metal Boxes, Other Than Steel or Aluminum
• C. Plywood Boxes, They Must Consist of at Least 3-Ply Plywood Made From a Well-Seasoned Rotary Cut, and Be Commercially Dry and Free From Defects
• D. Woven Plastic Bags Without an Inner Lining or Coating

Answer: (B)

Metal boxes are organized by the material they’re made from. When the box isn’t steel or aluminum, it belongs in the category for metal boxes made from other metals. That category—Metal Boxes, Other Than Steel or Aluminum—covers those non-steel, non-aluminum metal boxes under the same packaging regime, ensuring their specific material properties are considered in handling, testing, and labeling.

The other options point to different packaging families: aluminum boxes have their own category, plywood boxes refer to wooden packaging, and woven plastic bags describe a non-metal bag form. So the best fit for metal boxes not made of steel or aluminum is the category that explicitly names “Other Than Steel or Aluminum.”