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Uusi repussa? Wait: "New in package" translates to "Uusi laatikossa" or "Uusissa pakkauksessa" depending. For product description "New in package" commonly "Uusissa pakkauksessa" or "Uusi pakkauksessa". The title "New in package" likely means item is new in package. Finnish: "Uudessa pakkauksessa" or "Uusi pakkauksessa". More natural: "Uusi pakkauksessa" hmm grammar. I'd use "Uudessa paketissa" or "Uusissa pakkauksessa" The item is new in package - "Uudessa pakkauksessa" sounds singular. I'll choose "Uudessa pakkauksessa". But packaging language: "paketissa" is package. For electronics: "Uusi pakkauksessa" is common. I'll go with "Uusi pakkauksessa". But line breaks must preserve structure; it's just one line. I'll output: Uusi pakkauksessa. Hmm maybe better: "Uusi pakkauksessa" is awkward in Finnish; common phrase is "Uusi paketissa". Yes "paketissa" is standard for "in package". So final: "Uusi paketissa". I'll output that. But maybe plural: "New in package" used on eBay as "New in package" often "Uutta paketissa" Wait "New in package" meaning item is new and sealed in original package. Finnish sellers often write "Uusi, paketissa" or "Uusi, paketissa." With comma. Simpler: "Uusi, paketissa". But instruction: preserve line breaks; it's just text. I'll pick "Uusi paketissa". Let's final. But we should ensure correct Finnish: "Uusi paketissa" = new in package. Yes. Return only the translated text. No quotes. Let's finalize.