
Custom fruit boxes
- Products to pack
- Cherries, apples, citrus and mixed-fruit packs
- Structure & material
- Printed corrugated cartons, carry boxes or window boxes. Select board against packed weight, fruit arrangement and the distribution route.
OEM & ODM packaging · Dongguan, China
Custom folding cartons, printed corrugated boxes and gift packaging for brands and importers. Develop the structure, confirm the material and approve the sample before the production run.
No dieline or final quantity yet? Start with your product.
Packaging for your product
Choose a starting structure, then confirm the material and sample requirements for your product and destination market.


Check size, board, file revision and finishes, then agree the sample, quotation and production specification.
Start with product dimensions, weight and packing method. Discuss the box, insert and board, then check fit on a structural sample.
Box structure & board
| Purchasing need | Structure and material options | Confirm before sampling |
|---|---|---|
| Lightweight retail cartons | Coated folding paperboard or kraft; tuck-end, locking-bottom or window structures | Product or inner-bag dimensions, filling direction, shelf display and artwork panels |
| Fruit and heavier multipacks | Offset-printed coated-paper liner laminated to corrugated board; dividers and handles as required | Packed weight, flute, ventilation and openings, stacking and handling |
| Branded gifts and sets | Wrapped rigid board or reinforced folding cartons with fitted inserts as required | Item arrangement, insert retention, opening and complete packing volume |
Sampling to shipment
Confirm use, size, weight, product fit, opening and inserts.
Approve board, artwork revision, color references, windows and finishes.
Printing, die cutting, gluing and relevant inspections follow the approved specification.
Agree flat or assembled delivery, carton quantities, marks, destination and shipment plan.

With a supplied dieline and artwork, OEM work starts by checking structure, board, print files and finishing before sampling and production. If you need a box developed around your product, start with product dimensions, use and reference packaging so the structure and sample route can be discussed.
Yes. A printed coated-paper liner can be laminated to corrugated board for projects needing retail graphics and additional support. The flute, liner, bonding and inserts are selected against packed weight, openings, stacking and the distribution route.
They are confirmed for the box size, board, printing, cutting die, finish and quantity. You can discuss a project before deciding the volume. For a formal quote, confirm the specification and distinguish tooling, samples, production, packing and freight.
A structural sample checks product fit, opening, inserts and support. A printed sample or agreed print reference checks artwork, color and finishing. Agree the approved material, file revision, sample references and acceptance points before mass production; do not assume a digital proof is an exact press-color standard.
Yes. Start with the packed product and sales or shipping route. Specify food contact, storage conditions, destination market and any required material documents or tests before board and samples are approved. Requirements are reviewed for the particular project, not assumed from a box photo.
Production timing follows the agreed structure, material, finishing, quantity and sample approvals. State the destination and requested arrival date. For a FOB quotation, confirm the named port and included costs; packing volume, delivery format and freight are confirmed separately as applicable.