Packaging should protect, organize, and communicate your values. Wet‑pressed molded pulp excels on all three fronts. We compress recycled and bagasse fibers into dense, dimensionally stable inserts with consistent wall thickness and rounded radii that won’t scuff coated caps or lacquered glass. Share CAD files or a sample set and our engineers will map precise clearances, tune cavity depth, and integrate finger‑pulls for intuitive removal. Need a leaflet pocket, spatula channel, or glue‑free locking wings? We design them into the tool so your line runs faster with fewer components.
Operational advantages follow: trays nest tightly to maximize pallet density, weigh less than plastic or foam to cut emissions and freight, and arrive production‑ready with repeatable tolerances. Branding is built in—emboss or deboss your logo directly into the fiber for a sophisticated, scratch‑proof mark—and the pulp can be tinted to your signature color or seasonal palette. For humid supply chains or oil‑rich formulas, optional water‑repellent/oil‑resistant coatings are available. After unboxing, customers can recycle the tray where molded fiber is accepted, or it will biodegrade in suitable conditions. The result is robust protection, a luxurious tactile experience, and a credible eco message that sets your gift sets apart.

FAQs:
Q1: Is the tray recyclable and biodegradable?
A: Yes—it’s plastic‑free molded fiber, recyclable in many paper streams and naturally biodegradable; check local guidelines.

Q2: Can you match my exact tubes, bottles, and accessories?
A: Absolutely. We build custom tooling from your CAD or samples for precise, rattle‑free cavities and accessory wells.

Q3: What colors and branding options are available?
A: Choose natural, white, black, or a custom tint. Embossed/debossed logos provide elegant, ink‑free branding.

Q4: Do you offer moisture or oil resistance?
A: Optional water‑repellent and oil‑resistant finishes are available for specific products or climates.

Q5: What are the MOQ and lead time?
A: MOQ is 5,000 units. Sampling typically takes 7–10 days after approval; mass production usually 15–30 business days.