Compartmented Pulp Mold Tray for Food Transport Packaging
A functional tray design that protects food safety.
Project Overview
A food maker needed several items safely arranged in a single tray. Packtoss answered with compartments molded into a pulp tray, keeping every item separated and stable in transit.
The Customer’s Challenge
- Several foods, cleanly divided in one tray.
- No shifting, no contact during transport.
- Materials that meet food-safety standards, no exceptions.
Packtoss’s Proposal
Compartments molded into a pulp tray, shaped to each food item. A food-safe paper material keeps everything sound.
This design led to the following results.
- Prevented shifting and contact between items
- Safe, food-safety-compliant packaging
- Better shipping efficiency, lower cost
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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