Your bottle deserves a secure, sustainable stage. Our wet‑press process compresses recycled fibers under heat to create dense walls with consistent thickness and soft radii that won’t scuff labels or glass. Share CAD files or sample bottles and our engineers will dial in the cavity geometry—base diameter, shoulder clearances, and flange width—to keep bottles locked in position. Need a punt‑lock to stabilize the base? Prefer a channel for leaflets or a ribbon pull for easy lift? We build it in from the start.
Operational gains are immediate. Pulp trays nest tightly to maximize pallet density, ship lighter than plastic alternatives, and arrive production‑ready with repeatable tolerances that speed pack‑out. Branding is integrated via embossed or debossed logos—an ink‑free, scratch‑proof mark—and the pulp can be tinted to align with seasonal collections or your label color. After unboxing, consumers can recycle the insert where molded fiber is accepted, or it will biodegrade in suitable conditions. The result is robust protection, a sophisticated tactile experience, and a credible sustainability story—everything you need to reduce damage, lower total packaging costs, and make your wine stand out.

Perguntas frequentes:
Q1: Can this tray fit my specific bottle shape?
A: Yes. We create custom tooling to match your bottle’s base, punt depth, and shoulder profile for a precise, rattle‑free fit.

P2: A bandeja é reciclável e biodegradável?
A: It’s made from recycled paper pulp and is plastic‑free, recyclable in many paper streams, and naturally biodegradable.

Q3: Can I add my logo or choose a color?
A: Absolutely. We offer embossed/debossed branding and custom color tints (natural white, black, or brand‑matched).

Q4: What are the MOQ and typical lead time?
A: MOQ is 5,000 units. Sampling usually takes 7–10 days after approval; mass production typically 15–30 business days.

Q5: Do you offer moisture‑resistant options?
A: Standard trays are uncoated fiber; optional water‑repellent treatments are available for humid or chilled supply chains.