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Read MoreThis assorted fruit gift box features a corrugated cardboard structure with precision die-cut creases. The empty box can be folded completely flat for storage; it requires no glue and assembles quickly using integrated locking tabs. Designed as a "lid-and-base" style shipping box, it includes built-in handle cutouts on the side walls for easy carrying, making it ideal for mixed assortments of fresh fruit such as apples, oranges, pomegranates, and blueberries.
1. Fully Enclosed Design for Secure Protection
The box features a fully enclosed structure without windows, completely encasing the fruit to shield it from dust, bumps, and scratches while preserving the natural bloom on the fruit's skin. The interior can be fitted with EPE foam or paper dividers to separate and protect individual pieces, making it particularly suitable for transporting bruise-prone fruits like apples and pomegranates.
2. White and Green Color Contrast with Hand-Drawn Gold-Foil Accents
The box features a white base contrasted with deep green edges. The front displays hand-drawn line art illustrations of apples, orange slices, pomegranates, and blueberries, centered around a hexagonal gold-foil emblem reading "FRESH ORCHARD · Fruit Manor." Gold-foil text reading "SELECTED FRUIT" wraps around the sides. With multi-sided printing and a "light luxury" pastoral aesthetic, the brand image remains visible even when the boxes are stacked for display.
3. Handle Cutouts for Effortless Carrying
Handle cutouts are integrated into the side walls; the structure is robust enough to support the weight of a fully loaded box, making it easy to handle—whether for stocking shelves in supermarkets or for consumers carrying the gift.
4. Thickened Corrugated Material for a Sturdy, Crisp Shape
Made from thickened corrugated cardboard with a built-in cushioning layer, the box maintains a crisp, sturdy shape once assembled. It supports multi-layer stacking for storage and remains stable without deforming or collapsing during bulk transport.
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