Custom packaging by Senfeng
From orchard packing to retail gifting: printed fruit cartons, trays and inserts selected for your fruit, packed weight and delivery route.
Request a fruit box quotePackaging formats
Choose a fruit box around the packed load, ventilation, moisture exposure and display needs. Corrugated trays suit handling and stacking; handle cartons and partitioned gift boxes add presentation and separation. Share the fruit type and packing method first. Quantity can be confirmed later.
For counted fruit gift packs and premium retail presentation.
Confirm fruit diameter, count per box and protective sleeves. A partition or tray must support each fruit without putting pressure on the lid.
For Hami melons and other larger fruit in retail or distribution packs.
Provide the weight and orientation of each melon. Check hand-hole reinforcement, bottom closure and stacking with the fruit in place.
For branded strawberry gift packs and fruit-shop retail sales.
Set the outer dimensions around the actual inner tray. Allow enough clearance above the berries and agree ventilation for the intended storage time.
For fruit retailers who want the mangoes visible inside the pack.
Position the openings around the packed fruit and protective nets. Check the remaining top-panel strength before setting a stacking plan.
For grouped berry punnets, distribution and open-top shelf display.
Confirm punnet footprint, rows per tray and tab alignment. Ventilation openings must remain clear when trays are stacked.
For carrying two or more protected inner packs as one retail unit.
Check the complete inner pack, not loose-fruit dimensions alone. Test side clearance, removal and movement during handling.
Compare the options
| Product / use | Structure options | Confirm first |
|---|---|---|
| Apples, pears & citrus | Lid-and-base gift carton or carry carton | Fruit count, individual protection and handle load |
| Strawberries, blueberries & cherries | Punnet tray, shallow carton or presentation pack | Punnet size, fruit clearance and airflow |
| Mangoes & melons | Window carton or ventilated corrugated box | Individual fruit weight, restraint and stacking |
| Mixed fruit gifts | Compartmented carton with a printed outer box | Separate fruit sizes, movement and condensation |
Cold-chain use, moisture resistance and stacking strength depend on the finished board specification and pack design. Confirm these on samples for your actual distribution route.
A retail fruit gift box and a distribution tray do different jobs. Specify the loaded pack and route, not just a paper weight or an empty-box photo.
Before you order
MOQ depends on box dimensions, board, cutting die, printing and finishing rather than one fixed quantity for every format. You can inquire before deciding the quantity. Share planned sizes and approximate volumes so sampling and quantity-based quotations can be discussed.
Start with the fruit type, count or number of punnets per box, packed weight and sales or delivery route. A reference image or approximate size helps. Quantity, delivery country and required arrival date can follow; unit price and freight are confirmed against the agreed specification.
Not automatically. Gift cartons focus on presentation, carrying and fruit arrangement. Parcel shipping also needs protection against handling and compression. Review the full pack to decide on partitions, cushioning or an additional shipping carton.
Yes, the outer pack can be developed around complete punnet dimensions and the number per tray. Check removal clearance, stacking tabs and airflow on the structural sample, not only the dimensions of loose fruit.
Share the packed load, stacking pattern, storage humidity, temperature and expected exposure time. Board, bonding, openings and finish must be reviewed together. Agree the sample checks or tests before treating the pack as suitable for the route.
Approve fit, fruit arrangement and the loaded structure first, then artwork, color, inserts and pack-out. Sample charges, sample timing and production lead time are confirmed for the specification, material availability and approval schedule.
Tell us what you are packing. You can start without a final size, order quantity or finished artwork.