The word "packer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun or a verb. As a noun, "packer" can refer to a person or machine that packs things, such as boxes of groceries, into containers for shipping or storage. For example, "The grocery store hired a packer to wrap and pack boxes for customers." As a verb, "packer" means to pack or fill something in a container for shipping or storage. For example, "The packer carefully packed the produce into boxes before shipping them."
I was born into a working-class family in Hackney: my mother was a housewife and my father earned a subsistence wage as a packer in a Stepney warehouse.
By the time the one-day game had taken off in the Packer era, the wallets of advertisers and sponsors were fatter than ever and both booze and smokes made their play for sport.
A spokesman for Packer confirmed: "James is not an Israeli citizen," the paper said.
One.Tel liquidator Stephen Parbery said entities associated with Murdoch and Packer had resolved all litigation arising from the collapse of the dot-com company in May 2001.
Packer and Murdoch lost a combined $1bn in the 2001 collapse, which came with the company owing $350m.
Companies associated with Murdoch and Packer were to underwrite a $132m rights issue by One.Tel in early 2001, but the fundraiser was cancelled as the company's directors believed it was not enough money to keep the telco going.
He was married to Odile Vuitton, the great-granddaughter of Louis Vuitton, who had started out as a clothes-packer for Empress Eugénie, wife of Napoleon III, founding his own luggage business in 1854.
Thai Union, a giant tuna-packer, is already in BCG's top 100.
As George Packer noted drily in the New Yorker, when times get tough for the two families: None of them thinks of inventing Napster.
Now award-winning fantasy novelist Gaiman, acclaimed cartoonist Bechdel, Maus creator Spiegelman, Reading Lolita in Tehran author Azar Nafisi and American author and journalist George Packer have been named as new hosts at the event, which PEN confirmed would have heightened security.
Adrian Packer, erstwhile principal of Everton free school, sponsored by the Premier League football club in Liverpool, appears to have had a sudden transfer over the summer, resurfacing at an even more high-profile institution.
