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Read MoreThis is a foldable fruit gift box designed specifically for delicate berries, such as strawberries. It features a "lid-and-base" style foldable corrugated box structure with a vibrant red printed exterior and a clear PET blister tray inside. Each strawberry is held securely in its own individual compartment. The semi-open display design allows the freshness of the fruit to be viewed without fully opening the box, combining aesthetic appeal with protective functionality during transport. It is suitable for fresh fruit gifting, supermarket retail, group buying, and e-commerce.
Product Features
1. Foldable Box Body: The outer box is a foldable corrugated carton; empty boxes can be flattened without the need for glue. Assembly is simple—it takes shape upon unfolding—significantly saving on storage and shipping space.
2. Semi-Open Display Structure: The box features a large, visually appealing graphic design on the exterior, while the clear PET plastic inner tray uses partitioned slots, allowing the fruit inside to be clearly viewed without fully opening the gift box.
3. Lid-and-Base Foldable Box: Designed with a red printed exterior, the box accommodates multiple clear blister trays inside, where each strawberry is held in a separate slot to prevent crushing or squeezing.
4. High-Rigidity Corrugated Material: The corrugated outer box offers high rigidity and excellent crush resistance; the blister inner tray features an individual compartment design that secures each piece of fruit, providing superior protection.
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