Your packaging should protect, present, and align with your values. Wet‑pressed molded pulp does all three. We start with sugarcane bagasse and recycled fibers, compressing them under heat to form dense, dimensionally stable walls with consistent thickness and soft radii—strong enough to resist crush while gentle on delicate finishes. Share your bar dimensions or CAD and we’ll tailor the box profile, lid tolerance, and interior clearances for a confident friction‑fit that keeps soaps centered and scuff‑free. Prefer a tighter retail look? Add label flats or a sleeve; going premium? Emboss or deboss your logo directly into the lid for an elegant, scratch‑proof mark.
Operationally, pulp wins. Boxes nest tightly for pallet efficiency, are lighter than plastic to cut freight emissions and costs, and arrive production‑ready with repeatable tolerances that keep your team moving. For humid supply chains or oil‑rich recipes, choose an optional moisture‑repellent or oil‑resistant treatment—while staying plastic‑free. After use, customers can recycle the box with paper where accepted or compost it in suitable facilities, reinforcing your brand’s commitment to low‑impact materials. From DTC drops to global wholesale, this molded pulp soap box delivers a polished reveal and a credible sustainability story—without compromise.

FAQs :
Q1: Is the soap box recyclable and compostable?
A: Yes. It’s made from molded fiber and is recyclable in many paper streams and compostable in suitable facilities—check local guidelines.

Q2: Can you make custom sizes and colors?
A: Absolutely. We build private molds to your bar dimensions and can tint the pulp to your brand color.

Q3: What branding options are available?
A: Embossed/debossed logos come standard; the box also works well with paper sleeves, belly bands, or labels.

Q4: Will the box protect soaps in humid climates?
A: The base box is uncoated fiber. Optional moisture‑repellent/oil‑resistant finishes are available for humid or oil‑rich formulas.

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.