Molded Fiber For Food Packaging

We start with cellulose‑rich recycled paper, forming each egg via wet‑press pulp molding to achieve crisp curves, consistent tolerances, and a refined matte surface. That precision matters: halves meet cleanly for a polished seam, the shell holds its shape in transit, and the finish looks camera‑ready on shelf and social. The design is fully customizable—scale the diameter for minis or giant statement pieces, specify wall depth for strength, and add interior contours to cradle chocolates, toys, or small bottles. Include flats for labels or seals, and finger‑pulls for easy opening where needed. Branding remains elegant and eco‑authentic with embossed/debossed logos and color matching—no inks or laminates required for impact.

For food applications, we recommend using the egg as an outer shell or pairing it with a food‑safe liner or inner bag to meet local regulations and keep oil or sugar bloom off the surface. Operationally, eggs ship nested to lower pallet height and storage footprint; consistent wet‑pressed tolerances speed kitting and maintain quality across locations. End‑of‑life guidance is simple and honest: the body is fiber‑based, plastic‑free, biodegradable, and widely recyclable where paper packaging is accepted (heavy paint, glitter, or adhesive decorations may affect recyclability—follow local rules). With OEM/ODM support and an MOQ of 5,000 pieces, you can prototype quickly, scale confidently, and deliver an Easter experience that’s delightful, durable, and planet‑kind.

FAQs:
Q1: Is the egg suitable for direct food contact?
A: Use it as an outer shell or add a food‑grade liner/inner bag for direct contact with chocolate or confectionery. We can provide documentation.

Q2: Can I customize size, color, and the interior?
A: Yes—diameter, wall thickness, color, and interior contours are all customizable. Embossed/debossed logos are supported.

Q3: How are the eggs shipped and stored?
A: Components nest tightly to save space and reduce freight. They assemble quickly for fast, consistent pack‑outs.

Q4: Can the surface be decorated?
A: Absolutely. The matte pulp surface works well with stickers, ribbons, bands, or light paints. Note that heavy paints/glitter may affect recyclability.

Q5: Are the eggs recyclable and biodegradable?
A: The shell is fiber‑based, plastic‑free, biodegradable, and widely recyclable when clean. Follow local guidelines for decorated or soiled items.