What type of item would typically have no specific cushioning requirement?

Items with a standard packaging classification typically have no specific cushioning requirements because they are designed for general handling and transportation. These items are considered durable and can withstand the rigors of typical shipping without the need for additional protective materials. As such, they are evaluated according to common packaging standards, which do not necessitate extra cushioning that would be required for more delicate or sensitive items.

In contrast, fragile items, those needing special handling, and items requiring temperature control are all categories that demand specific protective measures. Fragile items, for example, require extra cushioning to prevent breakage, while items needing special handling may involve additional precautions to ensure safe transport. Items requiring temperature control also need specialized packaging solutions to maintain their integrity during transit. Therefore, items classified under the standard packaging classification stand apart as they do not necessitate these extra considerations.