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Read MoreThis cherry gift box features a foldable corrugated cardboard design; it can be stored completely flat when not in use and assembled quickly without glue by simply interlocking the tabs. It is ideal for fruit shops, wholesalers, and e-commerce shipping, effectively saving on storage space and logistics costs.
1. Large Display Window: See Exactly What You Get
The box features a large, transparent PVC window that offers a clear view of the cherries inside. The window is framed with a gold outline and cherry illustrations, creating a sophisticated look that allows customers to inspect the fruit's quality without opening the box.
2. All-Around Ventilation: Keeps Fruit Fresh Longer
Circular ventilation holes are distributed around the box, specifically designed to preserve fruit freshness. They promote airflow and heat dissipation, preventing the cherries from overheating or spoiling due to trapped heat, thereby extending shelf life.
3. Elegant Burgundy & Gold-Foil Design with Bilingual Labeling
The box features a premium burgundy background accented with gold-foil text and graphics. It includes bilingual (Chinese and English) labeling for origin and net weight, with product imagery printed on the sides for multi-angle visibility—making it both compliant and attractive for supermarket displays.
4. Thickened Corrugated Material: Crush-Resistant and Durable
Made from thickened corrugated cardboard, the box offers high rigidity and crush resistance. Its robust structure ensures stability during stacking and transport, preventing collapse and protecting the fresh fruit from bumps and bruising.
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