Packaging should protect glass, streamline operations, and reflect brand values. Wet‑press molded pulp excels on all three fronts. Under heat and pressure, fibers fuse into dense, dimensionally stable parts with consistent wall thickness and soft radii that won’t abrade glass or labels. Share CAD files or a sample bottle and our engineers will tune the well diameter, punt/shoulder support, and flange tolerance to create a snug, rattle‑free fit that passes drop and vibration tests when paired with an appropriate outer carton. Need a leaflet channel, tie slot, or finger‑pull for quick pack‑out? We integrate those details in the tool for repeatable speed on the line.
Operational benefits are immediate. Pulp trays nest tightly for maximum pallet density, ship lighter than plastic or foam to cut emissions and costs, and arrive production‑ready with reliable tolerances. Branding integrates seamlessly—emboss or deboss your logo directly into the fiber—and the material can be tinted to your seasonal palette. After unboxing, customers can recycle the insert where molded fiber is accepted or compost it in suitable facilities, closing the loop on responsible materials. From DTC shipments to retail gift sets, this biodegradable bottle tray delivers robust protection, a premium hand‑feel, and a sustainability story buyers trust.

FAQs :
Q1: Will this tray fit my specific bottle shape?
A: Yes. We create custom tooling from your CAD or sample to match base, shoulder, and height for a precise, rattle‑free fit.

Q2: Is it recyclable and compostable?
A: It’s plastic‑free molded fiber—recyclable in many paper streams and compostable where facilities exist.

Q3: Can I add my logo or choose a color?
A: Absolutely. Embossed/debossed logos and custom color tints (black, gray, natural, brand‑matched) are available.

Q4: Do you offer moisture resistance for chilled or humid routes?
A: Optional water‑repellent/oil‑resistant finishes are available while keeping the tray fiber‑based.

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