Compartmented Pulp Mold Tray for Food Transport Packaging
A functional tray design that protects food safety.
Project Overview
A food manufacturer approached us about packaging material that could safely hold multiple food items in a single tray.
Packtoss proposed a package using a pulp mold tray with individual compartments for each food item, preventing deformation and contact during transport.
The Customer’s Challenge
- Wanting to safely separate multiple food items within a single tray
- Wanting to prevent deformation and contact during transport
- Wanting to use materials that meet food hygiene standards
Packtoss’s Proposal
We designed a pulp mold tray with compartments shaped to fit each food item. The tray uses a paper material that meets food hygiene standards, ensuring a specification customers can use with peace of mind.
This design led to the following results.
- Prevented deformation and contact between multiple food items
- Achieved safe, secure packaging that meets food hygiene standards
- Reduced costs through improved transport efficiency
Key Points of This Case
Separation and protection of food through a compartmented structure
Providing a compartment for each food item prevents deformation and flavor transfer.
Material selection that meets food hygiene standards
We use a highly safe paper material suitable for applications that come into direct contact with food.
Applications for Bento, Prepared Foods, and Western Confectionery
This can be applied to transport and display packaging for a wide range of foods, including bento boxes, prepared dishes, and Western confectionery.
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